This short WordCamp Europe 2015 talk asks why web publishing is so broken and offers a behind-the-scenes look at building a new kind of in-browser editing experience for the web. Zumbrunnen previews FrontKit-style live editing as an alternative to conventional publishing workflows.
People
Adrian Zumbrunnen
Methods
PrototypingBuilding disposable stand-ins for a product — from paper and clickable wireframes to coded spikes — so teams can try interactions before committing to build. Used to explore options, align stakeholders, and run usability tests on something people can click or walk through. Fidelity should match the question: low for flow and structure, higher when timing, motion or real content matter.
Interaction DesignDesigning how people act with a product over time: controls, states, feedback, flows and micro-interactions. Turns goals and constraints into concrete behaviours that feel clear and forgiving, informed by perception, cognition and the physical or digital context of use.