Category Archives: Speaking Summaries

I gave a presentation at Adaptive Path’s 2010 MX Conference, which was kind of a mini-sequel to my How to Lie with Design Research talk I gave a few years ago. Continue reading How to Lie with Design Strategy >>

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After giving this talk over a dozen times over the last two years, I’ve decided to retire Tap is the New Click. Here are the slides. Continue reading Tap is the New Click >>

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A talk Dan gave at UX London 2009. Continue reading Designing from the Inside-Out: Behavior as the Engine of Product Design >>

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Here’s a video of a talk Dan gave at Interaction09 in February 2009 in Vancouver. It’s mostly for interaction designers, but there’s some good quotes in here for these tough times, too. Continue reading Video: Attention, Awareness, and Interaction Design 2009 >>

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I love our office. Huge windows, great light, interesting people, and the periodic blast of traffic down Bryant. It’s a great place to work. But it’s always fun to shake up the routine. Two very different workshops last week did just that. Continue reading Getting Flexible and Physical at Design Workshops >>

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Robin Chase, founder of Zipcar, spoke last night at one of the David H. Liu Lectures put on by Stanford’s Product Design Program. Here’s a few things I took away from it. Continue reading Takeaways from Robin Chase of Zipcar >>

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