Amuse Conference 2019
as the organisers put it
Amuse 2019 is an international conference in Budapest about UX design, user research, service design, creativity, product design, game & VR design, and more.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Design Feeling is the New Design Thinking | Pamela Pavliscak | 42m |
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| Building Trust with UX Design: Examples from IoT and Beyond | Ame Elliott | 45m |
Argues that UX design, not cryptography, reduces real risks by exposing concrete failures and design fixes: consumer terms hidden in 33-page terms and apps… | ||
| “This Design Sucks”& anecdotes from launching a travel app in Indonesia | Camille Gribbons | 29m |
Booking.com builds Booking Local for Indonesia from Amsterdam, assumes a super-minimal one-click book and low-data users, then learns local users distrust… | ||
| An Identity that Unites Oslo | John Aurtande | 34m |
Project replaces 250+ fragmented logos with one logo and a flexible system built from three city-inspired shapes, backed by a component library for digital… | ||
| Intentionally Unintended: Redefining Dark Patterns | Melissa Smith | 28m |
Defines a dark pattern as a design that intentionally exploits human behavior to cause unintended actions, and shows concrete examples: a GDPR consent with an… | ||
| Mastering Cross-Organizational Teamwork | Nora Altug | 48m |
A practical survival guide for working with clients that lists four repeatable steps — understand needs, align, practice, reflect — and three core ingredients… | ||
| AI is Your New Design Material | Josh Clark | 01h 03m |
Examples and testable lessons: a $700 internet-connected juicer that only squeezes packets $700 internet juicer; Slack’s ML that ranks people as experts… | ||
| Navigating the Hurdles of Conversation Design | Jon Bloom | 44m |
Conversation design argues that real dialogue is messy and must handle four concrete failure modes: recognition errors, speaker‑identification, contextual and… | ||
| Animation in UX: The Subconscious Influence of Motion | Katie Swindler | 37m |
Claims that motion supplies subconscious meaning and can change behavior using BJ Fogg’s ease×motivation model, backed by UX tactics: five concrete uses —… | ||
| Expressive Design Systems | Yesenia Perez-Cruz | 52m |
Argues that a design system must balance harmony, flexibility and improvisation with concrete rules and measured levers: a London Underground idiom uses 9… | ||
| Jazz Improvisation as a Model for Team Collaboration | Jim Kalbach | 48m |
A practical mapping between jazz and team work: three concrete practices—focus on a shared outcome, plan for uncertainty, and use clear patterns of… | ||
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