Denne uken har vi lest en del om nye medieplattformer med aksellererende brukerbase:Fortnite har nå 350 millioner spillere, og er i ferd med å bli en plattform også for våpenfri sosial omgang. 23. april la 12 millioner spillere ned våpnene sine for å se en konsert med avataren til artisten Travis Scott.“Alle” snakker om den sosiale appen Clubhouse, som man må bli invitert med på. Her er en som har prøvd den: Inside the Clubhouse: The surprisingly compelling audio app that has consumed my lifeOg alle spiller Animals Crossing (se ukens logo). Til og med AOC: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is visiting random Animal Crossing islandsTikTok er også en korona-vinner. Men hold hodet kaldt: The promise — and risk — of a career in TikTok. Les denne før du sier opp for å drive fulltid med dette.Zoom matchmaking is giving lockdown singletons a shot at loveDet etter hvert velbrukte — men ikke av den grunn mindre relevante — spørsmålet er selvsagt: Hvor mye av dette tar vi med oss ut på den andre siden av karantene-tiden?10 gode om design og teknologiDesign Resources: A curated list of tools in one place to help designersA new concept for usable touch interaction in carsDark mode designBenchmarking UX: Evaluate a product’s UX by using metrics to measure its relative performance against a meaningful standardUser interface as a character: A storytelling approach to designThe Nag Metric: So your key metric went up… but at what cost?There is no faster way to slow down a site than to use JavaScriptAlgorithmic progress has yielded more gains than classical hardware efficiencyAI: Visualizing the world beyond the frameMission accomplished? The hard work of design is still ahead of us.Sitat fra samme sak:Business og samfunnBonusprogram-nytt: Thai Airways belønner folk for å holde seg hjemmeKorona og big tech: New Yorker-intervju med Margrethe VestagerKampen om forbrukervanene etter koronakrisen er i gang i filmbransjenNorske museer preges av digital hjelpeløshetAccenture: 5 new human truths that experiences need to addressHere’s what airplane seats could look like after the coronacrisisGoogle dropper smart-by i TorontoHow the virus could boomerang on Facebook, Google and AmazonKorona-apperTech-gigantene vil nekte smitteapper å spore hvor brukerne befinner segOppfinneren av Bluetooth: — Ikke nøyaktig nok til bruk i smittesporingA flood of coronavirus apps are tracking us. Now it’s time to keep track of them.MediaDigital influencers are shaping our habits, even if we’re clueless about itInstagram for business COVID-19 playbookWord now flags double spaces as errors, ending the great space debateEmbracing a future where memes choose the hit songsLinkedIn allows employers to send social media posts to all employeesArbeidslivNy Google Lens-feature lar deg overføre (leselig) håndskrift til digital tekstDeath of the office: — What was the point of them anyway?Create effective hiring by borrowing techniques used in UX workshopsIntroverted and designer: how I facilitate workshopsNote-taking: a neglected yet powerful research practiceThe remote design sprint guideFint og morsomtThe longer this pandemic drags on, the better the technology decisions companies make. This is entirely due to the lack of executive exposure to enterprise software ads in airports.You spend so much time staring at your computer … doesn’t your computer deserve a chance to glance back at you?Play your own unique version of Terry Riley’s “In C” with the help of five automated bot performersPoster prompts to avoid Design-isms
