Gestures careers
What Is Organic Information Structure?
Explore this space freely in every direction and every dimension as if you are traveling through space and time, rather than being limited to scrolling up and down in a flat one dimensional space.
Just like the universe, there are no pre-defined structures. Organic Information Structures allows the individual building blocks, or individual pieces of information, to determine the shape of the structure, rather than allowing rigid, pre-defined structures to dictate how your information should be displayed and how you can access it.
Bottom line, our Organic Information Structure will allow us to create next generation digital experiences that are truly efficient, beautiful, and content-driven without the clutter that exists in traditional user interfaces we see everywhere today.
Universal Gesture Language
When we work with gestures, we need to look beyond individual apps and look at the whole digital ecosystem. We need to look at all the gestures we use on various devices and find patterns.
Patterns that will allow us to create a system, a basic set of rules – a language.
We forget that gestures are just like words of a language. The reason what I'm saying here makes sense to you is because we speak the same language. A group of people got together and agreed on a basic set of rules that certain sounds meant certain things and decided to call it English.
The same condition applies to gestures. We need a basic set of rules to make sure we speak the same language – or use the same set of gestures.
That's why we have put together the patterns we have discovered into a simple language that would allow us to systematically assign gestures to various functions of the apps we build, so that every gesture is consistent, logical, and easy to remember on all the app across all the platforms.
Explore this space freely in every direction and every dimension as if you are traveling through space and time, rather than being limited to scrolling up and down in a flat one dimensional space.
Just like the universe, there are no pre-defined structures. Organic Information Structures allows the individual building blocks, or individual pieces of information, to determine the shape of the structure, rather than allowing rigid, pre-defined structures to dictate how your information should be displayed and how you can access it.
Bottom line, our Organic Information Structure will allow us to create next generation digital experiences that are truly efficient, beautiful, and content-driven without the clutter that exists in traditional user interfaces we see everywhere today.
Universal Gesture Language
When we work with gestures, we need to look beyond individual apps and look at the whole digital ecosystem. We need to look at all the gestures we use on various devices and find patterns.
Patterns that will allow us to create a system, a basic set of rules – a language.
We forget that gestures are just like words of a language. The reason what I'm saying here makes sense to you is because we speak the same language. A group of people got together and agreed on a basic set of rules that certain sounds meant certain things and decided to call it English.
The same condition applies to gestures. We need a basic set of rules to make sure we speak the same language – or use the same set of gestures.
That's why we have put together the patterns we have discovered into a simple language that would allow us to systematically assign gestures to various functions of the apps we build, so that every gesture is consistent, logical, and easy to remember on all the app across all the platforms.
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Sung Kim
Founder @gestures-inc • Worked at @Samsung Electronics, @Rockfish Interactive • Studied at @Southern Methodist University • Top 51st Designer in Tech by Business Insider, 2013
Roy Mitsuoka
Co-Founder @Gestures (#AI #UX) • Volunteered @Ushahidi (#CivicComputing) • Worked
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