Thinking Outside The Little Black Box: Interaction Design in The Post-Mobile Era
summary
Prediction: cheap chips and sensors make everyday objects connected so a hammer or doorknob gains networked capabilities, and web professionals must deliver those services via APIs and microservices, JavaScript, CMS hygiene, and voice/ambient surfaces like Amazon Echo and Alexa or Google Home and AirPods. Expect surprising scale — roughly four billion smartphones by 2020 — and design constraints that matter: whether a thing listens, what inputs exist, how many hands are free, and whether setup and interactions actually work.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 5:06DESKTOP IS DEAD
- 5:37BROWSER IS CASUALTY
- 16:09OUTSIDE THE BROWSER
- 17:46IN YOUR WATCH
- 19:34IN YOUR STUFF
- 23:14REACT DEVELOPMENT
- 25:17DEVELOPMENT SPECIALTIES JAVASCRIPT, CMS, API
- 28:30TYPOGRAPHY, RWD, UX
- 30:42VERTICAL SPECIALIZATION WEBSITES FOR CREDIT UNIONS
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