Publications
I’m fortunate to be a regular contributor to professional publications on design and technology, writing about topics ranging from user experience and ubiquitous computing, to games, innovation, and management/technology strategy.
The articles collected here represent the majority of my writing published online and in print.
My regular column “Everyware: Design For the Ubiquitous Experience”, for magazine UX Matters:
First Fictions and the Parable of the Palace
A Near-Term Vision for Everyware: Synthetic Serendipity
Designing Post-Humanity: Everyware in the Far Future [quoted in Beyond the Beyond!]
Inside Out: Interaction Design for Augmented Reality [quoted in Wired, Read/Write/Web, others!]
Anonymous Cowards, Avatars, and the Zeitgeist: Personal Identity In Flux
Playing Well With Others: Design Principles for Social Augmented Experiences
Ongoing articles on portals and enterprise applications, from a variety of publications:
The Challenge of Dashboards and Portals — Boxes and Arrows
Introduction to the Building Blocks Design Framework, Boxes and Arrows
Building Block Definitions (Containers), Boxes and Arrows
Connectors For Dashboards and Portals, Boxes and Arrows
Enhancing Portal Value and User Experience, Boxes and Arrows
The Building Blocks of Effective Portals, Intranets Today
Designing Dashboards and Portals — Dashboard Insight
Creating Successful Portals [forthcoming] — International Journal of Web Portals
A series of articles on the impact of social media on design, with a focus on ethics, also for UX Matters:
Social Media and the Conflicted Future
Designing Ethical Experiences: Some Practical Suggestions
Designing Ethical Experiences: Understanding Juicy Rationalizations
Improving Our Ethical Choices
A series of articles on the growth and spread of technology innovations, for Tagsonomy.com:
The Tagging Hype Cycle
Is Tagging A Disruptive Innovation?
Three Characteristics of Disruptive Innovations
The Tagging Growth Curve
On being an entrepreneur, especially the culture, identity, and decision-making outlook:
It Seemed Like the Thing to Do At the Time
Sharing a popular tool I created for the design research method card sorting (tutorial):
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