The Future Interface: Design to Make Technology Human

• Charles Babbage designed the first computer between 1833 and 1871.
• Then came Apple in 1984
• We forgot that information exists across systems, not just within them. And because we are so addicted to what happens inside screens, we forgot how to be human.
• New interfaces are increasingly designed with human habits in mind.
• When we can design across systems, devices will evolve or disappear. We will not stop consuming content, rather consume it in a way that suits human behavior, not the other way around.
• Blind people can now read with their finger, an example of the human body as an interface, assisted by technology.
• Audio is an exciting medium to deliver content because unlike visual information, it doesn’t take up space.
• Not only should the interface be part of our existing environment, the content should react or be generated by our environment. Welcome to contextual content.