“This is a forum to discuss the user experience of interactive entertainment. Interactive entertainment is becoming an increasingly important feature of the wired and wireless world. Entertaining content offers the kind of engagement and stickiness that creates devoted and frequent users. This group is interested in how end users can be involved in the design and evaluation of interactive entertainment such as games, gambling, interactive advertising, and electronic toys. It is a ‘platform independent’ forum, discussing user experiences across (and between) Web, mobile, interactive TV, and dedicated appliances.”

“Welcome to IDblog, the weblog of the STC Information Design SIG! I’ll be inviting some of my friends from the ID SIG to contribute to this site. We hope that the IDblog will become a worthy counterpart to other valuable ID resources, such as Peter Bogaard’s InfoDesign site, InformationDesign.org, and the fabulous InfoDesign lists.”

“Det er dermed muligt at se eller gense taler og debatter med internetguruer som Douglas Rushkoff, Justin Hall, Dave Winer, Dave Gray, Mark Hurst. Reboot er en årligt tilbagevendende fest for kommunikations og internetbranchen. Ca. 1500 mennesker var mødt op til arrangementet, som foruden taler og debatter også bød på en storstilet prisuddeling styret af Michael Bertelsen og Oliver Zahle.” (Her’s a Slideshow.)

“This is a forum to discuss the user experience of interactive entertainment. Interactive entertainment is becoming an increasingly important feature of the wired and wireless world. Entertaining content offers the kind of engagement and stickiness that creates devoted and frequent users. This group is interested in how end users can be involved in the design and evaluation of interactive entertainment such as games, gambling, interactive advertising, and electronic toys. It is a ‘platform independent’ forum, discussing user experiences across (and between) Web, mobile, interactive TV, and dedicated appliances.”

“Static images may have once been worth a thousand words, but it seems as though their value has plummeted as of late. Sure, you can animate them so they dance around, and yeah, some big, fat images have millions of colors, but even the best of them just sit on a page and look pretty. Images generated on the fly, on the other hand, have all kinds of potential. Imagine how impressed your users would be if a new, unexpected image loaded every time they hit your page. The images could be simple, eye-candy baubles with no purpose other than sprucing up a dull page with interesting color changes.”

“Welcome to IDblog, the weblog of the STC Information Design SIG! I’ll be inviting some of my friends from the ID SIG to contribute to this site. We hope that the IDblog will become a worthy counterpart to other valuable ID resources, such as Peter Bogaard’s InfoDesign site, InformationDesign.org, and the fabulous InfoDesign lists.”