Showing posts with label user interface design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label user interface design. Show all posts

Three Talks on GUIs

Three different ways of envisioning the future of computer interfaces and data manipulation…

1 – Blaise Aguera y Arcas: “Photosynth”
Data visualization and tag reuse at its best; fluidity and beauty all coming from Microsoft. Who would have thought? Apparently, not even the speaker himself! :-)
7 minutes & 12 seconds.

Blaise Agueras y Arcas demonstrating Photosynth in front of an audience at a TED Conference

2 – Anand Agarawala: “BumpTop”
An old idea—the computer desktop as physical space—implemented to mimic aspects of physical reality like weight and momentum.
4 minutes & 51 seconds.

Anand Agarawala demonstrating BumpTop in front of an audience at a TED Conference

3 – Aza Raskin: “Away with Applications”
The command-line interface meets the desktop and its applications…a long talk but the demos are worth watching.
1 hour, 26 minutes & 30 seconds. Includes two Q&A sections which you can skip. The first one starts around minute 40 and lasts about 15 minutes; the second one starts at the end of the talk proper and goes until the end of the video.

Aza Raskin demonstrating Enso Launcher in front of an audience at a Google TechTalk