RSA Conference Exhibitor List 2024 - Exhibitors Data
Ocean user experience-swtokyo
1. USER EXPERIENCE SESSION
Startup Weekend Tokyo #swtokyo
10 May 2012 @Pasona, Shin-marunouchi Building, Tokyo
Mayako Fagerfjäll
Managing Director
Per Nordqvist
Interaction Designer
Maximilian Larsson
Graphic Designer
2. WE ARE THE OCEAN
Ocean Observations is a Swedish award-winning design
agency focused on designing usable, useful and beautiful
mobile services and products. We are located in Stockholm
and Tokyo, and work with clients all over the world. Some of
them are among the most influential companies in the
industry, such as Nokia, Vodafone, KDDI, Skype, Ericsson, O2,
Samsung and Huawei.
Our team is a sweet blend of interaction designers, graphic
designers, industrial designers, design strategists,
programmers and business developers.
5. GOOD PEOPLE
MATTERS
MORE THAN
GOOD IDEAS
“If you give a good idea to a
mediocre team, they will screw
it up, if you give a mediocre idea
to a great team, they will either
fix it or throw it away and start
with something new.”
Ed Catmull, co-founder Pixar
9. WHAT’S THE
PROBLEM?
“If I had one hour to save the
world I would spend fifty-five
minutes defining the problem
and only five minutes finding
the solution.”
Albert Einstein
10. “IF I’D ASKED MY CUSTOMERS WHAT
THEY WANTED THEY WOULD HAVE
SAID A FASTER HORSE”
- Tom Ford
13. CRITICISM
PRESENTS AN
OPPORTUNITY
TO GROW
“Criticism may not be agreeable, but
it is necessary. It fulfills the same
function as pain in the human body.
It calls attention to an unhealthy
state of things.”
Winston Churchill
Image from LIFE
24. YOU RIGHT NOW 9 DESIGN PRINCIPLES
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FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
25. YOU RIGHT NOW 9 DESIGN PRINCIPLES RESULT
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FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
26. Represent the basic assumptions of the world.
Affect the arrangement of objects within a composition.
Checklist and guide for the design practice.
YOU RIGHT NOW 9 DESIGN PRINCIPLES RESULT
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FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
28. STRUCTURE
Where am I? How did I get here? Where can I go?
29. SIMPLICITY
Focus on most common use cases and optimize the workflow for these.
Economize the information and exclude all that is irrelevant or excessive.
30. Ticket vending machine for
Stockholm Public Transportation
SIMPLICITY
Focus on most common use cases and optimize the workflow for these.
Economize the information and exclude all that is irrelevant or excessive.
31. “A design isn’t finished when there is nothing more to
add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
SIMPLICITY
Focus on most common use cases and optimize the workflow for these.
Economize the information and exclude all that is irrelevant or excessive.
32. RELEVANCE
Keep information that is relevant to the user’s current situation visible.
Hide or remove the rest. Show information when needed.
33. FEEDBACK
Inform the user of what’s going on in the system and if something
unexpected is about to happen. Prevent errors, but if they occur,
assist the user to recover from them.
34. VISUAL COMPLEXITY
Find the right balance of complexity. Give prominence only to important
elements and be unmerciful when weighting your information.
35. Visual confusion is design
clutter and scares your
users away!
Hyperdia iPhone app
VISUAL COMPLEXITY
Find the right balance of complexity. Give prominence only to important
elements and be unmerciful when weighting your information.
41. CONSISTENCY
Same conventions for ALL elements. Make unique or unrelated objects stand
out. Consistency within UI but also with platform conventions.
42. TOLERANCE
Prevent errors and help the to recover from errors. Expect and forgive user
mistakes. The interface is there for the user, not the other way around.
53. WIREFRAMES AWESOME APP
- Work closely with the team
- Make sure you have the user in mind
- Pen and paper is your friend here
- Wireframes is the guideline for the team
