The discipline under the spotlight this month is Research, and the first guest is Jan Chipchase, Principal Researcher in the Mobile HCI Group at Nokia Research, whose personal insights can be found on Future Perfect, Jan’s wonderful photo-intensive weblog. As he says: “… if I do my job right you’ll be using it 3 to 15 years from now.”
Starting this month Convivio, the European Network for Human-Centred Design of Interactive Technologies, will publish interviews with leading voices in the field of Human-Centred Design, focusing each time on one of the various areas of expertise that contribute to HCD’s multi-disciplinary milieu. Interviews will feature people from all over the world, but with an emphasis on European voices.
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