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Designing an Optimal Mobile App Experience

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Designing an Optimal Mobile App Experience

Two-hander presentation with Alex Baxevanis of Webcredible, given at Figaro Digital Conference - London 28 Nov 2013

http://www.figarodigital.co.uk/Video.aspx?v=75116bbb-70fd-4c82-aabe-f5021d9e505c

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Stewart Longhurst

November 28, 2013

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  1. webcredible > customer experience design DESIGNING AN OPTIMAL MOBILE APP

    EXPERIENCE Figaro Digital Conference 28 November 2013
  2. webcredible > customer experience design Who we are 2 Stewart

    Longhurst Global Head of Digital Projects AkzoNobel Decorative Paints @SELonghurst Alex Baxevanis Senior UX Consultant Webcredible @futureshape
  3. webcredible > customer experience design Great insight from the start…

    4 AkzoNobel Senior Exec – who will remain nameless! “Why haven’t we got a ****ing iPhone app?”
  4. webcredible > customer experience design Who, why, what? 5 We

    wanted to inspire consumers and help them choose the right colours and products
  5. webcredible > customer experience design Everyone had an idea for

    the app… 7 …Prioritisation of features is vital to maintain usability
  6. webcredible > customer experience design 9 If I’d asked people

    what they wanted, they would have asked for a better horse - No evidence Henry Ford ever said this
  7. webcredible > customer experience design Reframing the question 10 “If

    I told you that Dulux has an app, what would you expect it to do?” “How would this help you with decorating your house?” What challenges are you facing when decorating?
  8. webcredible > customer experience design Researching in a realistic context

    11 Photos of rooms that participants wanted to redecorate
  9. webcredible > customer experience design What does collaboration look like?

    20 Working on-site Rapid iterations Prototypes, not pretty pictures
  10. webcredible > customer experience design Rapid iteration 22 Failure is

    simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently. There is no disgrace in honest failure; there is disgrace in fearing to fail. - Actually said by Henry Ford
  11. webcredible > customer experience design Designing in the open: hard

    but worthwhile 25 Photo: Mike Monteiro via Flickr/CC