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Namahn's Joannes Vandermeulen on "Mental Models In Digital Products", Brussels
18/12/2007

At the 'Service For Design, Design For Service' conference organised by Design Vlaanderen, Joannes Vandermeulen discusses "Mental Models of Digital Products: Shaping an Understanding of How Things Work".

The Namahn User-Centered Design poster is now available for download
27/11/2007

Download the poster showing UCD workflow - the Namahn way.

Pecha Kucha Night, Brussels
20/11/2007

Pecha Kucha, which is Japanese for the sound of conversation, is a series of show-and-tell evenings for designers, architects, artists and creatives, started by Klein Dytham architecture in Tokyo in 2003.

Namahn's Joannes Vandermeulen on "Analogies Between Software Engineering And Movie Making", Stuttgart
09/11/2007

At the IA Konferenz 2007 -the second German conference on information architecture- Joannes Vandermeulen speaks on "Analogies Between Software Engineering And Movie Making: Where Does The Interaction Designer Fit In?".

Wolf Noding interviews Joannes Vandermeulen
06/11/2007

Wolf Noding of IA Voice interviews Joannes Vandermeulen on Namahn as an UCD agency, the philosophy behind Namahn's workshops, the challenges of UCD - and more.

Jean Vanderdonckt
31/10/2007

In the fifth of our series of Namahn Interviews podcasts, Joannes Vandermeulen discusses "User Interface Description Languages" with Jean Vanderdonckt of BCHI lab, Université Catholique de Louvain.

Master Class: User-Centered Design (UCD)
04/10/2007

Are you involved in the design of user interfaces? As you know all too well, good intentions are not enough to achieve an engaging, productive and safe experience for your users. You need to master a broad set of methods and techniques in User-Centered Design (UCD). Practical advice and feedback from experienced UCD professionals also help.

Chris Johnson on "Degraded Modes Of Operation As Causes In Rail And Air Accidents"
18/09/2007

Who would have thought that our desire to please was indirectly the cause of tragic air and rail accidents? In a presentation in the Namahn library, Professor Chris Johnson, an accident investigator from the computer science department of the University of Glasgow, explained that when technological systems fail to perform properly, the result is a degraded mode of operation.

Michel Bauwens
30/06/2007

In the fourth of our series of Namahn Interviews podcasts, Joannes Vandermeulen discusses "Peer To Peer: A New Economy And Civilisation" with Michel Bauwens of the Foundation for Peer To Peer Alternatives.

Yvonne Rogers
31/05/2007

In the third of our series of Namahn Interviews podcasts, Joannes Vandermeulen discusses "Calm Computing: A Critique" with Yvonne Rogers of Open University.

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