Why Japanese Web Design Is So… Different | Randomwire
In the mind’s eye of many people, Japan is a land of tranquil Zen gardens, serene temples, and exquisite tea ceremonies. Both traditional and contemporary Japanese architecture, books and magazines are the envy of designers worldwide. Yet for some reason, practically none of this mastery has been translated into digital products, in particular websites, most of which look like they hail from aroun
User Experience in Japan – ticket machines, toilets, restaurants, fax machines, and ATMs – Randomwire
While I design software for a living, it’s often the design of everyday physical objects which intrigues me the most. From ticket machines to toilets, every time I travel somewhere for the first time it always fascinates me to see the various ways people have solved the same problems – for better or worse. While globalisation has led to a certain degree of homogenisation, especially within smartph
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