Pathways to the mobile UX horizon
Latest: Summary from the 12th MEX, March 2013
MEX is 2 days where 100 of the brightest minds define the future of mobile user experience. It explores 6 Pathways - Diffusion, Form, Sustainability, Sensation, Context and Insight - through inspirational presentations and practical working sessions.
Now in its 13th international edition, the next MEX is on 24th - 25th September 2013 in London. Every MEX sells out in advance; please register today to guarantee your place (tickets are £1499) or fnd out how to become a sponsor.
MEX is based around Pathways, ongoing initiatives combining pre-event research provocations, a two day agenda of speaker presentations and working sessions, followed by a complete post-event summary of videos, sketches and notes. Some of our Pathways include:
MEX is 2 days where 100 of the brightest minds define the future of mobile user experience. It explores 6 Pathways - Diffusion, Form, Sustainability, Sensation, Context and Insight - through inspirational presentations and practical working sessions.
Now in its 13th international edition, the next MEX is on 24th - 25th September 2013 in London. Every MEX sells out in advance; please register today to guarantee your place (tickets are £1499) or fnd out how to become a sponsor.
MEX Speaker Alumni
Ghislaine Boddington
Lee Duddell
Melody Quintana
Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino
Simon Judge
Jon Mann
Yuli Levtov
Victor Szilagyi
Paul Bennun
Dr Leo Poll
Lennart Andersson
Oli Shaw
Rich Clayton
Andrew Muir Wood
Alex Guest
Priya Prakash
Marek Pawlowski
Explaining the MEX Pathway process
MEX is based around Pathways, ongoing initiatives combining pre-event research provocations, a two day agenda of speaker presentations and working sessions, followed by a complete post-event summary of videos, sketches and notes. Some of our Pathways include:
#17. Insight
Improve understanding of user behaviour and enhance how that insight drives design decisions
#2. Diffusion
Principles of multiple touch-point design and new, diffuse experiences
#14. Context
Provide relevant experiences, respect privacy and adapt to preferences
#9. Sensation
Techniques for enhancing digital experience with audible and tactile elements
#6. Form
Excite users with change in shapes, materials or the abandonment of physical form
#7. Sustainability
Enable sustainable expression in digital product choices and harness digital design to promote sustainable living
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