TEDx Reset – Why Robots Need To Dream
Peter Fossick, of Factotum was recently invited to talk at TEDx Reset about ‘Why Robots Need to Dream’. We’ve posted a link to the video…
Factotum’s Pete Fossick Talks ‘Service Design’
In the latest issue of Touchpoint, Editor-in-Chief Jesse Grimes caught up with me to learn about the opportunities afforded to me as a service designer…
Service Design and Venture-as-a-Service
Service Design (SERVD) is the application of range of established and new design tools that are used to identify, define and optimise systems, touchpoints, people’s roles and…
The Medical Breakthrough Nobody’s Talking About
We came across this piece by Toby Cosgove about the transformational impact of designing Healthcare services and we wanted to share it. Service Design has…
iXDA in Amsterdam – FEB ’14
“Interaction14 will be held in Amsterdam from 5 to 8 February 2014. Four days of presentations and workshops with unique opportunities to share your point of view and…
UX Design News
- Making bolder design decisions — In context of the Apple Keynote (Sept2019) September 21, 2019Apple Keynote: Making bolder design decisionsIn context of Apple’s Keynote from Sep/2019.In the design world, it is sort of a given that when Apple launches a new product and holds a keynote to do the same, we watch out. So like most other designers, I too followed the event with keen interest, trying to gauge […]Vasudha Mamtani
- Discover the prototyping method that works for you September 21, 2019Prototyping is an integral part of the design process. From automobiles, to engineering, to even the culinary arts, anything that relies on design has to be prototyped at various stages of its creative process.So, what actually happens within the process of prototyping? In simple terms, prototyping helps in validating the feasibility of the product or concept […]Bansi Mehta
- A UX designer’s field guide to working with engineers September 21, 2019Field Guide to Working with Engineers: A Pocket Reference for UX DesignersWe’ve all been there. We’ve crafted a delightful customer experience, relentlessly iterating on customer feedback, only to be met with an engineer who didn’t agree with the design approach and didn’t want to ship the design we created.After working on product development teams for large […]diane cronenwett