Announcing London IA January 2012

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Details

Next London IA will be on Wednesday 18th January 2012 at Sense Loft between 6-9.30pm

The evening’s talks will be provided by Sjors TimmerAlexander Baxevanis and Mary Hamilton.

Sjors Timmer: Designing the design process

Prize-winner and starchitect-in-denial, Rem Koolhaas and his studio OMA have created a method and practice that is uniquely capable of dealing with an ever more complex world. My talk will use his work to discuss the designing of the design process and present five ideas that can be used in digital design.

Alexander Baxevanis: In praise of side projects

Alex is going to convince people that having a side-project (and maybe even multiple side projects) is a good idea and give some tips on making the best out of it. For example:

- How to find time for a side project
- How to stay motivated and (attempt to) finish a side project
- Why you won’t always finish your side projects and why this doesn’t matter
- Why side projects needn’t always be a solitary endeavour

Mary Hamilton: Verbs. Zombies. UX.

Interaction design for zombie hunting means removing obstacles to immersion and ensuring your users can interact with the world simply, cleanly and directly. It also means designing for what happens when you give 90 excited people NERF guns.

Tickets

Available on 9th January at 12pm. New system: there are no different ticket types and there is no ticket limit. Names will appear below and on the night it’s on a first come first served basis. When/if we are full, we are full.

Talks will be recorded.

Hosts and Sponsors

Our hosts are Sense Worldwide and the Sense Network

Sense Worldwide is a transformation agency and the Sense Network is a global community held together by one sole objective: to make things better and make better things.

Our sponsors are Zebra People

Zebra People is a specialist new media recruitment consultancy. Grab Nick or Ben or Dean at the next event if you are looking for a new job or looking to hire.

And

A nice wee poster by Jonty Sharples (thx Jonty)

(You can view full size on Flickr)