Are there any intersections between textiles and games?
I have been asking this question recently. Don’t ask me why, or maybe do. First of all, textiles allow a […]
Attitudes, behaviour… but what if we could look at player UX through agential realism?
This morning I’ve read the article published on the NNG website on Attitudinal vs. Behavioral Research in UX. In the […]
Prototyping for Augmented Reality (AR) projects: experimentations using LEGO
For the 2022 module on Iterate and Prototype for game design students, we have continued to use LEGO as material […]
How can we teach prototyping techniques to be used remotely?
Oh, if you have the right answer, please let me know! After being at a super valuable workshop about HCI […]
Hackathon experience – Winchester City Council [2018]
The year was 2018, but I’ve attended a Hackathon supported by the Winchester City Council. The event was at the […]
Lean UX Bootcamp at ustwo
In 2014, I’ve attended to the Lean UX Bootcamp at ustwo, the design company that created Monument Valley. During this day, […]
What my grandfather taught me about social media
It’s been more than 2 years that my grandfather created his first Facebook account. It may not sound something […]
What I’ve learnt from my first Hackathon
Last month I was invited to participate to a Hackathon through universities in the UK. Hackathons normally take around 24 hours […]
Storyboarding: a tool for game user experience research
User experience research is a field in design that includes research methods, iterations, insights and maps of experiences. A lot […]
Let’s create better questionnaires (or just get rid of them)
Why do some questionnaires or surveys suck? This seems to be the most boring method to get data from people. […]