News of the website’s death has been greatly exaggerated, but we can no longer assume our customers will sit down at a single device to complete tasks. Reality is more complicated: a single experience might span a website, a mobile app, a smart speaker, and a car. The future is multi-modal… and multi-device. By embracing new frameworks for modeling human experience and a multidevice perspective, our products can adapt to human needs in the moment, as opposed to forcing adaptations upon us.
Whether you’re designing a cutting edge multi-modal experience or a broad, cross-channel customer journey, you’ll walk away with a taxonomy for representing human behavior, as well as example processes and deliverables you can apply when tackling these problems on your product.
The Basics
- Length: 50 minutes
- Topic: Multimodality and cross-device experiences
- Content scope: Practical / Apply Immediately
- Audience: Web developers, product managers, UX designers, UX researchers
- Bonus: Narrative theme (Game of Thrones)
The narrative version of this talk does not shorten beyond 45 minutes. For shorter timeslots, we offer a Capturing Customer Context talk which fits in a 30-minute talk slot but drops the theming and the cross-device focus.
As seen at…
An Event Apart Fall Summit, October 2020
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