Audio UX

A quick thought experiment to look at the user experience of audio at a high level.

Transcript

1. > UX
2. ( Voice Asset Management )
3. 1:18    /    5:34   What we know about audio:
4. What if the concept of two-dimensional visual tools were applied to audio?
5. What if the concept of two-dimensional visual tools were applied to audio? Color Contrast Grid Shape Etc…
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8. At it’s k, audio (voice) is nothing more than communication.
9. At it’s k, audio (voice) is nothing more than communication. e problem is it’s mostly synchronous.
10. At it’s k, audio (voice) is nothing more than communication. e problem is it’s mostly synchronous. (Unless you count voicemail.)
11. At it’s k, audio (voice) is nothing more than communication. e problem is it’s mostly synchronous. (Unless you count voicemail.) (Which we regrettably do.)
12. At it’s k, audio (voice) is nothing more than communication. e problem is it’s mostly synchronous. (Unless you count voicemail.) (Which we regrettably do.) (But only as a conventional competitor.)
13. So what if we could make audio conversations asynchronous and scale them just like e-mail? Smarter audio & voice UX might make communication more efficient, and impact every human, everyday.
14. I’d love to hear your audio & voice UX thoughts and feedback. Kris Gösser kris@harqen.com @krisgosser