Comments for digital wellbeing labs http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb we tune technology to create harmony in your life Tue, 10 Jan 2012 18:00:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Prada Flagship Store, NY 2001 by Quand les marques utilisent le changement technologique comme moteur de leur croissance - thinkchallenger - by Change http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/comment-page-1/#comment-3588 Quand les marques utilisent le changement technologique comme moteur de leur croissance - thinkchallenger - by Change Tue, 10 Jan 2012 18:00:49 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?page_id=172#comment-3588 [...] Une idée simple pour les cabines d’essayage : le « Miroir Magique » un écran qui vous filme et restitue l’image avec un temps de retard, pour que vous puissiez vous voir de derrière, et vous voir bouger dedans. Toutes les innovations de la boutique Prada sont à découvrir ici [...] [...] Une idée simple pour les cabines d’essayage : le « Miroir Magique » un écran qui vous filme et restitue l’image avec un temps de retard, pour que vous puissiez vous voir de derrière, et vous voir bouger dedans. Toutes les innovations de la boutique Prada sont à découvrir ici [...]

]]> Comment on Prada Flagship Store, NY 2001 by Fashion house Prada « dayaftrday http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/comment-page-1/#comment-3477 Fashion house Prada « dayaftrday Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:22:35 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?page_id=172#comment-3477 [...] Reference: http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/ [...] [...] Reference: http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/ [...]

]]> Comment on Are we ready for Webfronts yet? by Allison Mccoy http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/are-we-ready-for-webfronts-yet/comment-page-1/#comment-3188 Allison Mccoy Wed, 27 Jul 2011 09:55:18 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?p=503#comment-3188 Grand feed! No wonder why Christian Dillstrom had a bookmark to your posting - you are doing a wonderful job as mobile + social media marketing top dog is pointing towards you. Grand feed! No wonder why Christian Dillstrom had a bookmark to your posting – you are doing a wonderful job as mobile + social media marketing top dog is pointing towards you.

]]> Comment on Are we ready for Webfronts yet? by James Davis http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/are-we-ready-for-webfronts-yet/comment-page-1/#comment-3178 James Davis Thu, 21 Jul 2011 11:19:33 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?p=503#comment-3178 Great post, very informative. Thanks. James <a href="http://proviewx.com/cctv_and_dvr/cctv_digital_Systems.html" rel="nofollow">Proviewx.com</a> Great post, very informative.

Thanks.

James

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]]> Comment on Are we ready for Webfronts yet? by Tom Larson http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/are-we-ready-for-webfronts-yet/comment-page-1/#comment-3175 Tom Larson Wed, 20 Jul 2011 08:48:32 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?p=503#comment-3175 The idea of a store for brand recognition and even with kiosks in which you can order direct from the site is great. I think alot of people would be more than willing (if not greatful!) that they can go into a place in the highstreet to order products online. Cloths is the first that springs to mind. Ordering cloths online is tough when so many different places have varying size charts, meaning people don't always know what to buy. If you had a retail store in your local highstreet, would you not be glad of the chance to try something out first? Great post, lots of info and presented well! Good job. ----- Tom Sales Manager http://www.cheaphandtowels.co.uk The idea of a store for brand recognition and even with kiosks in which you can order direct from the site is great.
I think alot of people would be more than willing (if not greatful!) that they can go into a place in the highstreet to order products online.

Cloths is the first that springs to mind.
Ordering cloths online is tough when so many different places have varying size charts, meaning people don’t always know what to buy.
If you had a retail store in your local highstreet, would you not be glad of the chance to try something out first?

Great post, lots of info and presented well!
Good job.

—–
Tom
Sales Manager
http://www.cheaphandtowels.co.uk

]]> Comment on Prada Flagship Store, NY 2001 by Herschel Witts http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/comment-page-1/#comment-2114 Herschel Witts Sat, 29 Jan 2011 20:03:47 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?page_id=172#comment-2114 What a great submit. I truly enjoy reading these kinds or articles. I can?t wait to determine what others have to say. What a great submit. I truly enjoy reading these kinds or articles. I can?t wait to determine what others have to say.

]]> Comment on Kiosks vs Kiosks by Mike Cole http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/kiosks-vs-kiosks/comment-page-1/#comment-2110 Mike Cole Fri, 28 Jan 2011 18:28:16 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?p=94#comment-2110 Excellent article, I agree that for public facing interactive displays, it is so important to make the solution a welcoming experience and then once engaged, deliver what the customer needs in the shortest time possible. Satisfying this requirement really comes down to the following areas: • Reliable touch technology that does not restrict the kiosk design, even better, pick one that can enhance the design and is completely resistant to the unrelenting demands of public areas • Fast response when selecting content • Keeping the content simple relevant to the point and up to date! • Easy and intuitive navigation, for example large navigation buttons in your face and close to the centre of the display, you can lose your customer in an instant if navigation is just too hard! • Please please no tiny A to Z directories • Never have the terms “KISS” and “less is more” been more relevant than when large interactive displays are deployed for public facing applications like kiosks, through retail windows, bus shelters, wayfinders etc We have all experienced very bad examples which can very quickly disappoint an impatient customer, however it is also good to see that some very fine examples appearing that engage and do the job they were designed to do. Thanks for reading Mike Excellent article, I agree that for public facing interactive displays, it is so important to make the solution a welcoming experience and then once engaged, deliver what the customer needs in the shortest time possible.
Satisfying this requirement really comes down to the following areas:

• Reliable touch technology that does not restrict the kiosk design, even better, pick one that can enhance the design and is completely resistant to the unrelenting demands of public areas
• Fast response when selecting content
• Keeping the content simple relevant to the point and up to date!
• Easy and intuitive navigation, for example large navigation buttons in your face and close to the centre of the display, you can lose your customer in an instant if navigation is just too hard!
• Please please no tiny A to Z directories
• Never have the terms “KISS” and “less is more” been more relevant than when large interactive displays are deployed for public facing applications like kiosks, through retail windows, bus shelters, wayfinders etc

We have all experienced very bad examples which can very quickly disappoint an impatient customer, however it is also good to see that some very fine examples appearing that engage and do the job they were designed to do.
Thanks for reading
Mike

]]> Comment on Prada Flagship Store, NY 2001 by lippmann, julien http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/concepts/prada-flagship-store-ny-2001/comment-page-1/#comment-1866 lippmann, julien Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:45:10 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?page_id=172#comment-1866 Good day I am very interestet what happened at the Prada Flagshipstore. Why did the RFID based system not was abandoned. You mention in this report that by end March 2009 you would publish an evaluation. May I ask you to provide me with these info. I am working on RFID in mass retailing and would be very interested to know why this project at Prada did not work. Best thanks and regards, J. Lippmann Good day

I am very interestet what happened at the Prada Flagshipstore. Why did the RFID based system not was abandoned. You mention in this report that by end March 2009 you would publish an evaluation.

May I ask you to provide me with these info. I am working on RFID in mass retailing and would be very
interested to know why this project at Prada did not work.

Best thanks and regards,

J. Lippmann

]]> Comment on Not quite the end of industrial design, but almost … by James http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/not-quite-the-end-of-industrial-design-but-almost/comment-page-1/#comment-1843 James Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:43:39 +0000 http://digitalwellbeinglabs.com/dwb/?p=269#comment-1843 I'd hate to see industrial design go way, or that chair you are sitting on while typing is going to get a lot less comfortable without anybody to design it. I’d hate to see industrial design go way, or that chair you are sitting on while typing is going to get a lot less comfortable without anybody to design it.

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