SXSW 2015: A Frank Lloyd Wright Approach to Digital Design
Frank Lloyd Wright was a pioneer, an Avant-Garde architect who broke free of the design traditions of his era. His ideals are still used in architecture, and his buildings remain relevant in today’s digital age. As designers, we’re frequently asked to create digital experiences (especially in software) that will have a life expectancy of five to ten years. This is an eternity in “digital” time. Applying Wright’s principles can help us create experiences that remain relevant in a rapidly evolving world. This session will cover six main aspects of Wright’s approach that can be applied to digital design. According to his philosophy, every design decision and detail should serve a greater purpose. Additionally, his views on materials, layouts, form, function, and environment can inspire our approach our digital design work and even push the medium into new and exciting territories.
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SXSW 2015: A Frank Lloyd Wright Approach to Digital Design
- 1. A FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT APPROACH TO DIGITAL DESIGN
- 2. KENT EISENHUTH UX at Google | @KentTheHuth
- 3. WHY WRIGHT? IMAGE BY SSWJ, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 4. PART 1 DON’T DESIGN FOR DESIGN’S SAKE IMAGE BY MICHIGAN STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 5. THE VICTORIAN ERA IMAGE BY TOM KARLO, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 6. IMAGE BY HENRY ZBYSZYSKI, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 7. “The average desire seems to be to build something which will rear on its hind legs and paw the air in order that you may seem more important than your neighbor.” —Frank Lloyd Wright
- 8. IMAGE BY GFPECK, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS THE NEW ARCHITECTURE
- 9. DESIGN WITH A PURPOSE
- 12. IMAGE BY CHRIS, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS GLASS
- 13. IMAGE BY PAUL GOYETTE, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS CONCRETE
- 14. IMAGE BY WOOD_BAMBOO, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS WOOD
- 15. IMAGE BY BILLY WILSON, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 16. MATERIALS IN DIGITAL DESIGN
- 18. PART 3 LAYOUT, FORM AND FUNCTION
- 19. “Form and function should be one joined in spiritual union.” —Frank Lloyd Wright
- 20. IMAGE BY BSTRAND, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 21. CONTENT, FORM AND UI BECOME ONE
- 25. PART 4 THE WHOLE AND ITS PARTS
- 26. IMAGE BY OOMNI, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS WHOLE FIRST, PARTS SECOND
- 27. WE ARE ALREADY DOING THIS
- 28. A HOLISTIC VIEW FIRST
- 29. PART 5 HARMONY BETWEEN BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT
- 30. “No house should ever be on a hill or on anything. It should be of the hill. Belonging to it. Hill and house should live together, each happier for the other” —Frank Lloyd Wright
- 31. IMAGE BY JAMES VAUGHAN, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
- 32. CONCLUSION 1. Design with a purpose 2. Leverage available technologies 3. Combine content, its form and the UI 4. Think holistically first 5. Create harmony