http://www.gotomobile.com/archives/mex-user-experience-manifesto The mobile usability and user experience blog Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:44:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.gotomobile.com/archives/mex-user-experience-manifesto/comment-page-1#comment-10388 MEX: Mobile User Experience Conference - Manifesto at Matt MacQueen Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:55:05 +0000 http://www.gotomobile.com/?p=274#comment-10388 [...] [Via gotomobile] - I recently became aware of MEX 2007: The PMN Mobile User Experience Conference in London, May 2nd/3rd. I like the Manifesto format of the topics, very much starting with an opinion / point-of-view and fostering discussion on it, rather than take a back seat and being a neutral forum. I like the progressive stance of these topics, especially the quality of experience vs. commodization risks with time to market pressures we all face that ultimately affect experience design: 1. Understanding users and delivering exceptional customer service is just as important a part of the mobile experience as the latest technology and the size of the marketing budget. It can be the key differentiator for a business. We think too much time and money is invested in getting products to market quickly rather than getting products to market effectively. [...] […] [Via gotomobile] - I recently became aware of MEX 2007: The PMN Mobile User Experience Conference in London, May 2nd/3rd. I like the Manifesto format of the topics, very much starting with an opinion / point-of-view and fostering discussion on it, rather than take a back seat and being a neutral forum. I like the progressive stance of these topics, especially the quality of experience vs. commodization risks with time to market pressures we all face that ultimately affect experience design: 1. Understanding users and delivering exceptional customer service is just as important a part of the mobile experience as the latest technology and the size of the marketing budget. It can be the key differentiator for a business. We think too much time and money is invested in getting products to market quickly rather than getting products to market effectively. […]

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