Re: Digest Number 470

Abstract, multi-dimensional problem analysis/solution is a keystone of  
any good architectural education. Architecture school can be a good  
preparation for many things, including experience/interaction design,  
IMHO.

- Hal Taylor

Who studied architecture, works in I.T. and is interested enough in  
experience design to follow this list...



On May 21, 2004, at 3:53 PM, Sumrall, Derick wrote:

> Hi Elena,
>
> I appreciate the feedback... I think your definition is probably one  
> of the strongest in the thread. I really don't remember who posed the  
> original question... ((It wasn't me...))...
>
> As a practicing experience designer, I'm always eager to hear  
> different perspectives on our field.
>
> To throw out another perspective,  Architects and interior designers  
> have been utilizing a similar process but without the buzzword  
> attached.
>
> If you know anyone in architecture, they will surprise you with some  
> of their methodologies. I recently was talking to some friends who  
> designed the Palm store.-- It was definitely an experience design  
> problem, but they viewed it as a architecture design problem.
>
> In opinion, we've got different fields merging different process...  
> and in some cases repackaging them...
>
> -Derick
>
>
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>> From: 	Elena Campa
>> Reply To: 	[email protected]
>> Sent: 	Thursday, May 20, 2004 4:58 PM
>> To: 	[email protected]
>> Subject: 	Re: [AIGAExperienceDesign] Digest Number 470
>>
>> Hi Derick - I thought I'd take a stab at defining Experience Design  
>> in one sentence for you. It's very new and very exciting.
>>
>> The discipline of designing experiences from an emotional end-frame  
>> that encompass the complete life-cycle of a product or service in  
>> order to create deeper, more meaningful connections with customers,  
>> employees, stakeholders, parters etc. that drive preference and  
>> loyalty.
>>
>> I have been working with Experience Engineering as their Experience  
>> Designer for a year and a half and am taking a brief sabbatical to  
>> get settled in our new home in Mass.
>>
>> Does this help???
>>
>> [email protected] wrote:
>>
>> There are 5 messages in this issue.
>>
>> Topics in this digest:
>>
>> 1. Re: What is Experience Design?
>> From: David Polinchock
>> 2. Re: UCD
>> From: Jennie Zehmer
>> 3. Re: UCD (was Re: Can XD Survive the Hype?)
>> From: Timothy Shey
>> 4. RE: UCD
>> From: "Joshua Seiden"
>> 5. American Girl Story in NY Times
>> From: David Polinchock
>>
>>
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