Geek Ninja Battle Night
An evening of talks, drinks, and fun, with Sarah Parmenter, Andy Clarke, Remy Sharp, myself, and a little over sixty lovely audience-members.
Mobile
15 Mar 2011
Friday night was Geek Ninja Battle Night, an evening of talks, drinks, and fun organized by Geek Ninja Factory.
I was honored to be asked, alongside Mathias Dahlström from LastMinute.com and Tim Brooke from Nokia, to mentor Design Jam London 2.
Design Jam London 2: post-mortem
Design Jam London 2 was a fun and rewarding experience.
I'm going to be attending SXSW 2011 this year and if you'd like to hear me talk about designing for humans (User Experience/Experience Design/Emotional Design), please take a moment to vote for my panel: The Art of Emotional Design.
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I initially wrote this as a comment in my previous post: Why Adobe's mobile strategy is fundamentally flawed as a response to Rachel Luxemburg's comment but it grew somewhat so, in the interest of keeping comments short and succinct, here it is in its own post:
"Frankly, if you’re that convinced that Flash simply isn’t suitable for the mobile space, then you’re right, you’re going to get very frustrated at Adobe for not giving up and going home." (Rachel)
Follow-up: Why Adobe’s mobile strategy is fundamentally flawed
I'm not asking you to give up and go home. I'm asking you to stop playing the wrong game.
‘Avit: now available!
'Avit, the iPhone app for Safari Books Online that lets you scan the barcode from a book and read it on your iPhone, is now available for sale on the App Store.