Blog — Experience and Interaction Design

I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it

Transformational Objects aim at facilitating the realization of actions people find worthwhile, but hard to implement. To do so, the objects comments on our actions the very moment we may fall prey to a temptation. The object creates friction – but in a playful, slightly mocking way. Learn more ... Episode 3: Greenstuff Glory by Constanze Schlüter

Shows, Supervised student projectsMarc HassenzahlMarch 28, 2012aesthetic of friction, aesthetics of interaction, captology, experience design, human-computer interaction, industrial design, persuasive technology, transformational products, user experience

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

3…2…1… fertig. Interessante Projekte, tolle Präsentationen und ein bisschen Lampenfieber. Am 19. und 20. März fanden die Diplom- und Bachelor-Präsentationen des Studiengangs Industrial Design statt.

Shows, Supervised student projectsMatthias LaschkeMarch 21, 2012bachelor, diploma, experience design, industrial design

Transformational Objects at the E CULTURE FAIR 2011 [updt]

This year we were invited to present our Transformational Objects at the e culture fair 2011 in Hasselt, Belgium.

ShowsMatthias LaschkeDecember 2, 2011aesthetic of friction, captology, experience design, persuasive technology, transformational products, user experience

Email aus Hasselt von Philip und Tobias ... Do NT Panic

Hasselt, Belgien: e-culture fair 17.11.11 – 15:30Digitale cultuur heeft de afgelopen jaren een groeiende impact gehad op ons leven – privaat, professioneel en publiek. Het toenemend gebruik van netwerkplatformen als Facebook, YouTube, Twitter en smartphones bracht grote veranderingen in onze dagelijkse realiteit. Mediatechnologie reikt nieuwe tools aan om te kijken naar en te interageren met de wereld rondom ons en met cultuur in het bijzonder ...

Opinions, ShowsMarc HassenzahlNovember 18, 2011experience design, industrial design, interaction design, persuasive technology, transformational products, user experience