Since last May, my main responsibility has been as a stay-at-home father on parental leave being the personal slave to Lovisa. That has been my main task. I have however been working part of the time at Umeå University to both stretch the parental leave a little bit, but also to keep in shape both […]
Yesterday I had presented some work on design friction and nudging during a seminar at SCSE @ NTU for the PhD candidates. The presentation was based on an extended version of the presentation done at the ECCE Conference earlier this year with a lot of added theory and discussion around friction in design. It also […]
The ECCE 2019 conference is located at Ulster University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. During the three days of the conference, I presented one paper and my colleague Ulrik Söderström presented two other papers that we both co-authored with students on the MSc program in Interaction Technology and Design at Umeå University. During the first day […]
Tomorrow, I will travel to to Belfast and the ECCE’19 Conference at Ulster University. Together with my colleague Ulrik, I will present three very nice papers written in cooperation with students. This will be my second ECCE conference and my first trip to Belfast.
Together with colleges and students, I have three papers accepted at the ECCE’19 conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland in September. First a paper on Design Friction written together with Sarah Hale and Ulrik Söderström, one on evaluating different devices for taking notes with Måns Hellgren and Ulrik Söderström and one on comparing the view of […]
The paper The effect of skeleton screens: Users perception of speed and ease of navigation, has been presented at the ECCE 2018 Conference Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2018-09-06 and is now published in the conference proceedings and ACM Digital Library. More information available under Publications.
The paper The Users’ Time Perception: The effect of various animation speeds on loading screens, has been presented at the ECCE 2018 Conference Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2018-09-06 and is now published in the conference proceedings and ACM Digital Library. More information available under Publications.
The papers The effect of skeleton screens: Users’ perception of speed and ease of navigation and The Users’ Time Perception: The effect of various animation speeds on loading screens, written in collaboration with Ulrik Söderström, Arvid Långström and Martin Bååth will will be presented at the ECCE 2017 Conference in Utrecht, The Netherlands, next week. […]
The paper The effect of skeleton screens: Users’ perception of speed and ease of navigation, written in collaboration with Ulrik Söderström and Arvid Långström has also been accepted at the ECCE 2017 Conference.
The paper The Users’ Time Perception: The effect of various animation speeds on loading screens, written in collaboration with Ulrik Söderström and Martin Bååth has been accepted at the ECCE 2017 Conference in Utrecht, The Netherlands, in September.