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Jenn Webb and Mary Treseler chat with Involution Studio's Jon Follett, covering the magnitude of the coming disruption in the design space -- including design's increasing role in genomics and synthetic biology, robots taking our jobs, embedded sensor networks, policy as a design problem, and scientists growing burgers in labs.

Emerging technology and the coming disruption in design

User Experience (UX) theory and practice can be confusing for the uninitiated. In this episode, Erik Dahl discusses his UX Axioms, a series of recommendations which designers and developers alike can use to integrate UX into their practice. The UX Axioms have been gaining notice and popularity in the interaction design world.

Building real products and services involves an ongoing series of design compromises. There is no ideal process or magic bullet for integrating UX or creating amazing user experiences. However, understanding and applying UX Axioms will allow you to adapt to the situation at hand and build products that resonate with and delight your end-users.

The Digital Life - Episode 60 - UX Axioms

In the next wave of emerging technology, the built environments which define our work, play, and habitation will be transformed by a connected set of data-­rich elements. More than just the natural outcome of the sensor-laden Internet of Things, this change of the places we inhabit into interconnected, intelligent, and even responsive spaces will impact us in innumerable ways. What kinds of new relationships will we build along with our architecture? In this episode of The Digital Life, we explore that question and others with Erin Rae Hoffer, an industry strategist, business evangelist, and thought leader on new technologies at Autodesk.

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