Kelly Goto — Designing for Lifestyle

A pre­sen­ta­tion given at Web Directions South, Sydney Australia, September 28 2006.

Session descrip­tion

Interaction design is no longer lim­ited to the web. The con­cept of user expe­ri­ence is being rede­fined as mul­ti­ple deliv­ery meth­ods of social and busi­ness inter­ac­tion merge into our lifestyles. As design migrates from the web to mobile devices we carry and inter­act with on a daily basis, our approach must also shift into cycles of design and research cen­tered around the way peo­ple actu­ally live. In this enlight­en­ing ses­sion, design ethno­g­ra­pher and web vet­eran Kelly Goto dis­cusses the evo­lu­tion of Web, hand­held, and prod­uct inter­faces and their cul­tural impact. Learn how com­pa­nies are uti­liz­ing ethnographic-​​based research to con­duct rapid, immer­sive stud­ies of peo­ple and their lifestyles to inform the use­ful­ness and via­bil­ity of inter­faces both online and offline.

About Kelly Goto

Kelly Goto PortraitKelly Goto is currently a principal at Gotomedia, an online consultancy for user experience and interaction design, Kelly continues to focus on developing new techniques for collaborative development in digital media. With over 15 years of experience in the advertising, design and interactive industry, Kelly bridges the gap between utility and aesthetics.

Formerly an award-​​winning Creative Director at Idea Integration Kelly suc­cess­fully man­aged the redesigns of many sites rang­ing from inde­pen­dent to cor­po­rate lev­els. In adver­tis­ing and com­mer­cial design since the late 1980s, Kelly has acted as cre­ative direc­tor, designer, and pro­ducer for many high-​​profile clients includ­ing KPMG Consulting, Compaq, IBM, Warner Bros., National Geographic, Adobe Corporation, Paramount Television, Macromedia Corp., and Sony Pictures. Kelly is the co-​​author of the highly acclaimed bookWeb Redesign: Workflow that Works.

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