My presentation at SkillSwap seemed to go down well and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I’ve posted the slides to SlideShare but a few of the screenshots have been mangled and the embedded version here only shows about half of what it’s supposed to. The good folk at SlideShare are investigating, apparently. There will be audio at some point too, I’m told.
A few people asked for the links I listed at the end so here they are in full:
- Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- The Hardest Working Presidential Candidate Logo
- The Werther Effect
- Copycat suicide
- Social Proof: Herd it Through the Grapevine
- Fundamental human needs
- Shafted: 41 hours in an elevator
- The Tao of Twitter
- Ego psychology
- The Usability of Urinals
- Polite, Pertinent, and… Pretty: Designing for the New-wave of Personal Informatics
- You’re Kidding Yourself If You Think Those Things Don’t Matter
- The Wheres and Whens of Users’ Expectations
- Eyetracking Study, June 2005 (PDF)
- Cues, The Golden Retriever
- Evolution of a Header
- What Dictionaries and Optical Illusions Say About Our Brains
- The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information
- Dunbar’s number
- The Dunbar Number as a Limit to Group Sizes
Tags: brighton, history, presentation, psychology, skillswap, ui, user experience, ux
