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You Live and Die by Your Ideas

You Live and Die by Your Ideas

Slides from my talk at UX London 2014

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May 29, 2014
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  1. You live and die by your ideas @petewsmart - UX

    London 2014 Peter Smart Hello!
  2. Flights Res Arrivals Departures Disruption Punctuality Diversions 53% ARtG Arrivals

    trend 55% RtG Flights overview Terminal 5 Overview @petewsmart - UX London 2014 A little intro
  3. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process Key user groups 1.

    Passengers 2. Airline staff 3. Machines
  4. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process What if? 1. Information

    was more accessible? 2. Passes felt less awkward to handle? 3. Passes added value to your travel?
  5. _ 300,000 unique visits _ Global news coverage _ 1000s

    of petitions to airlines @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process
  6. _ 300,000 unique visits _ Global news coverage _ 1000s

    of petitions to airlines @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process
  7. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process We live and die

    by our ideas Product design / Service design Health systems / Finance / Welfare Business models / management / strategy
  8. Vigilance theory Strong Attention Weak Time Sternberg, Robert (2009). Cognitive

    Psychology. Belmont: CA: Wadworth Cengage Learning. p. 142.
  9. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Process We live and die

    by our ideas Product design / Service design Health systems / Finance / Welfare Business models / management / strategy
  10. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 Now for some wisdom... “The

    myth of innovation is that brilliant ideas leap fully formed from the minds of geniuses. The reality is that most innovations come from a process of rigorous examination through which great ideas are identified and developed.” Tim Brown, IDEO
  11. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 The learning zone Oh sh!t

    panic zone Learning zone Comfort zone Source: White, Alasdair A. K. (2009): From Comfort Zone to Performance Management. White & MacLean Publishing.
  12. Performance Arousal Low High Weak Strong The Yerkes-Dodson Law Source:

    Diamond DM, et al. (2007). "The Temporal Dynamics Model of Emotional Memory Processing: A Synthesis on the Neurobiological Basis of Stress-Induced Amnesia, Flashbulb and Traumatic Memories, and the Yerkes-Dodson Law". Neural Plasticity: 33.
  13. @petewsmart - UX London 2014 The learning zone Oh sh!t

    panic zone Learning zone Comfort zone Source: White, Alasdair A. K. (2009): From Comfort Zone to Performance Management. White & MacLean Publishing.