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MIX10 Session Summary: Total Experience Design

March 16th, 2010

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What is Total Experience Design?

TxD for Web designers, guest post by Paul Dawson

Paul’s fancy Prezi slideshow

Paul’s Mix10 talk on video

This was officially Day 1 for Microsoft’s MIX10, and I left feeling energized and excited to be a part of this field. “Total Experience Design” by Paul Dawson was especially phenomenal, and I’ll do my best to summarize it here.

Paul used a flashy presentation software that got everyone’s attention right away, and the substance of the session lived up to its presentation. Update: I tracked down the presentation itself and embedded it at the end of this post. Keep Reading

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