Work in Progress.
Coming in March 2023
Some projects are never ending, so the question is "do I want to tell the story of the underlying system or just of part of it?"
They are still not ready, I'll make them available as soon as possible :)
Adopting a conversational approach to make the interface more intuitive.
Most users seem to prefer "chatting" with the apps. A minority prefer speed, so we should cater also for them.
It's about the shape of the interaction rather than the ability of the system to "chat" with a human being.
DiscoverI'm focused on creating memorable experiences and user-centred solutions that benefit the business.
I'm passionate about strategy, system design, conceptualisation and problem solving.
Currently I'm Head of Design at Codeweavers, a british company part of the Cox Group that create software and services for the automotive industry.
Sometime conversations trigger trains of thoughts. Sometime something interesting come up.
Let’s face it, as designers we often have to answer questions on what we are designing, and sometimes it is more complicated than others.
Read it on MediumIn order to create valuable and useful products, we should test as early and often as possible. We test prototypes, semi-built and final versions of the product, mainly adopting three kinds of usability testing [...]
Read it on MediumUsability tests are a strange kind of beast. Everybody wants to do them (in principle) but, when the planning starts, there is always a good reason not to.
Read it on MediumCould be possible to “teach” touchscreen devices to learn how different users interact with them and to recognise who's using them?
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