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Critical Interface Design
1. Critical Interface Design
Caring about more, than paying the bills
Lutz Schmitt
UXcamp Europe – Berlin, May 26th 2012
photo (cc by-nc) wlodi on flickr.com
2. Session at UXcamp Europe 2011
Would you design the electric chair?
photo by lucinda devlin
3. It’s better to be involved, than to look away.
What we design has always an impact.
Most times it’s not just black or white.
Ethical questions lurk everywhere.
It’s OK to become paid.
We are responsible, but for what exactly?
4. I've brought with me some
insights, thoughts,
opinions, insults and of
course: Venn-Diagrams!
5. Caring about more, than paying the bills
photo (cc by-nc) wlodi on flickr.com
6. point of view
Everything has an interface
DESIGN FOR CONVERSION in a nutshell
7. point of view
The interface is the product
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8. thesis one
User Experience is just
educated marketing
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14. thesis three
Every time we design an interface
we’re defining universal rules
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15. what others came up with
First formulation of the categorical imperative:
“Act only according to that maxim
whereby you can at the same time will
that it should become a universal law.”
Immanuel Kant, Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals
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16. Let’s head to the big picture
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22. Sometimes it's just the small things
Gender Male Female
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23. Sometimes it's just the small things
Gender Male Female Both Other
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24. last slide
We are incredible powerful.
Maybe we should care about more,
than paying our bills.
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25. last slide (in other words)
We already have an impact with our designs on society.
Why not use this for something else,
than reflecting our bosses / clients needs?
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26. Is UX actually just marketing?
Do we have this power, as proposed?
Do we have this responsibility beyond our job?
When did you leave the comfort zone the last time?
Are you happy?
I try to act ethically.