physical ui

The iPhone’s arrival 10 years ago catalyzed deep changes that are still playing out today. Here’s a rundown of what happened—and what’s ahead.

Wired previews a “projection-mapping” device that transforms any room into an augmented reality experience, no screen or goggles required.

The AP reports that the convenience/privacy tradeoff is literally getting under workers’ skin.

Big Medium worked with Samsung to prototype a natural-gesture language for smartwatches: snap your hand or flick your finger to control your digital life.

Happy Together is a prototype app that lets you transfer data or media by shaking it out of your phone.

With a rich trove of examples, Josh Clark explores the practical, meaningful design opportunities for the web’s newly physical interfaces.

Designing for the internet of things means blessing everyday objects, places, even people with extraordinary abilities—requiring designers, too, to break with the ordinary.

Inc. Magazine profiled and interviewed Big Medium’s Josh Clark about the elements of great mobile products (and the stuff we’re still getting wrong).

Wareable.com profiled and interviewed Big Medium’s Josh Clark about the risks and opportunities of moving interactions off screen and into the world around us.

Multi-screen design is a must-have as we try to cram our content into many different screens. But get ready for the next wave of design: no screen at all.

Josh Clark takes you to the hazy edges of the tech universe, with techniques and examples that anticipate what comes next after mobile.