Mutative Design: What's New with Project Phoebe
summary
Project Phoebe is an open source effort that builds mutative interfaces that adapt to a user’s reality, demonstrated with the Seline sample app that implements a live contrast mutation driven by the phone ambient light sensor, and a behavior-based onboarding that expands a FAB for 7 seconds when users idle. Implementations show animations, subscription of views to a mutation broker, and real-world limits: OEM sensor calibration and timing/animation tradeoffs affect results. Gaia/Helios are proposed platforms for brokering mutations and running modular research.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 3:02Defining mutative design
- 10:03Mutative user journey
- 13:39Developing for mutation
- 15:29Introducing Gaia platform
- 20:09Measuring mutation success
- 23:41User expectations and change
- 24:23Helios research app
- 25:26Resources and community
- 36:06Q&A session
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