#ireneau

[luiscorreiadesigner]

Queremos dedicar este vídeo a todas as mulheres designers que estão a mudar o mercado. Continuem a desafiar as normas e a criar coisas incríveis que inspiram e transformam o mundo ao nosso redor. Gostou desse video? Siga para mais! Pretendemos entregar mais conteúdo como este. Até breve.

[artistsintheclassroom9]

Wisdom 2.0 2018: Some Of My Favorite Talks - Part 2

Spark Joy: The Magic of Tidying Up | Marie Kondo, Irene Au: 

Spiritual Innovation Within and Outside Traditions | Danya Shults, Darrell Jones III:

Inviting the Wisdom of Death Into Life | Frank Ostaseski:

The Mindfulness Advantage in Women's Leadership | Diana Chapman, Lynn Johnson, Lori Schwanbeck:

Empathic Design For Tech: The Future is Feeling | Danielle Krettek, Soren Gordhamer:

[crystalhtong]

Irene Au: Body Languages of Interaction Design

Data driven design, is great, but lacks empathy. It becomes more analytical. True empathy go beyonds observation, because experiencing what others are experiencing in your bones is what true empathy is. 

We can train our empathetic mind, through yoga and meditation. This is due to the mind-body connection. When your body gets stiff, these changes in the body can actually affect mood, expression, changes.

A study showed that using botox injection in depresssed patients to prevent them from frowning, actually increased their happiness. 

Non verbal language, affect how we feel and how we think, and therefore affect how we design. Posture reinforces how we feel about ourselves. It can counter how we currently feel. I think it's an interesting note when we design for products that may change the posture of humans. It can project their feelings positively, or negatively on to the product. 

http://ixda.org/resources/irene-au-body-languages-interaction-design

[shwetashidhore]

'Lean Out' by Irene Au was a great inspirational talk arranged by XX+UX Women in UX. She  is well renowned UX professional having worked with Yahoo, Google and now working with Khosla Ventures. Most important takeaway for me was: Don't sell yourself short and decide on your top priorities in life. Curiosity and passion to learn more always keep me pushing and her talk reaffirmed my belief. The right inspirational talk to end my SF design week trip!