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Lifebeam engaged Punchcut to design a rich multi-sensory fitness experience powered by an AI voice coach delivered through a new hearable audio device and companion mobile app.
Lifebeam engaged Punchcut to design a rich multi-sensory fitness experience powered by an AI voice coach delivered through a new hearable audio device and companion mobile app.
https://digitalagencynetwork.com/punchcut-presents-lifebeam-vi-the-future-of-personal-coaching/
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As part of this most recent trip to the Bay Area, Chris and Tom gave a presentation to staff at Punchcut, a design company which specializes in strategy and user experience design for mobile, connected products and services. One of Punchcut's team, Nick Munro, is a former Trailblazer volunteer in Cambodia, and organized the lunchtime meeting at his workplace. We thank Nick and Punchcut for hosting us, and are grateful for the interesting conversation we had with the staff there. You can learn more about Nick's volunteer experience with Trailblazer here: https://lnkd.in/g2NJHCJ
Tumblr’s “reblog” feature was a reaction to YouTube’s crappy comments. #roadmapconf
I’m paraphrasing heavily here. But I took Tumblr founder David Karp’s comment to mean Tumblr designers thought beyond the obvious notion that every platform should allow comments. Rather than follow YouTube’s model (enabling the creator to have voice and commenters to become trolls) Tumblr instead says, hey, if you want to be a contrarian do it on your own stage. Create your own Tumblr and react. You can reblog anything and add your own commentary, but don’t hijack someone else’s Tumblr with your negativity.
It’s a powerful approach. There is no thumbs down, only a “like” and a “reblog” option. Both foster positivity, but leave room for negative commentary if a person is motivated enough to speak from their own Tumblr.
Via http://punchcut.com/perspectives/posts/sketching-roadmap
