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Adaptive Path, the US experience design consultancy, was recently contacted by Linden Labs, the creators of Second Life, “with a question about how they can improve certain aspects of the ‘in-world’ experience.”
But since Adaptive Path (like Experientia), starts each design challenge with a research and discovery phase, working with Second Life users presented unique and complex challenges. The users here were “people in a different place and, quite literally, a different world.”
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16 February 2007
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