Re: Digest Number 470

Thanks Derick - I completely agree with you on many different fields 
merging within experience design which makes it such an interesting 
topic. After spending some time as an experience designer focussing 
on corporate business projects, I am interested in understanding the 
intersection between these disciplines - architecture, graphic 
design, interior design particularly from a design criteria 
perspective. (PS Please excuse the buzzwords - I'm working on 
extracting them from my vocabulary). 


--- In [email protected], H Taylor <taylor@c...> 
wrote:
> 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
> >
> >
> >> ----------
> >> 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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