The best interface is no interface
summary
Argues that “the best interface is no interface” and gives three actionable principles: embrace typical processes, leverage computers, adapt to individuals. Shows concrete tech: Mercedes Keyless Go and Ford’s kick-to-open trunk replace apps; a Petzl headlamp uses a light sensor to dim over maps and improves cave rescue; Goodyear’s self-inflating tire and Toyota’s solar vent reduce manual steps; Nest learns preferences; EarlySense detects deterioration hours earlier; a shoe-dye prototype later appears in an Apple patent.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 11:36WE SERVE COMPUTERS
- 11:55COMPUTERS SERVE US
- 14:58You're unique.
- 15:22Data science.
- 18:29Automatic solutions?
- 19:41Failure?
- 20:39The web?
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