Presentation: Smart Speakers: Designing for the Human
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The growth of smart speakers over the last couple years has been remarkable, but experiences on the speakers themselves has been limited to only a few things. How can product developers create experiences that will be meaningful to the user?
A lot of skills on these speakers miss the mark by being too broad… or too narrow. To build something that is truly useful, designers need to focus more on the context of the user - where s/he is at that moment physically, intellectually, and emotionally - and less on the piece of hardware.
In this talk, learn from one of Google Home’s early designers about how a person-centered approach helped develop some of the speakers more popular features.
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