What can you buy for five dollars?
Filed Under: presentations
a notebook about observations, design, and provocations written by raphael grignani since 2005.
Filed Under: presentations
Feel like replying to something? @grignani.
advertisement airport appearance architecture art barcode behaviour biomimicry branding camera carrying charging charity communication concept conferences creativity design education essays familiarity finland fivedollarcomparison foundation france helsinki identity ideo in&out information infrastructure innovation interaction interaction awards ixda life literacy location london losangeles milan mobilephones mobility navigation near-field Nokia norms nyc objects panel patents pattern persuasion politics presentations press privacy process product public publications public space question recycling remade repurposing research S60 scalability security sedentary service shipping shopping shrine social spam startup styling sustainabilty TED teenagers time tokyo travel trust tutorial ui ups usability user ux web
The words and opinions expressed here are my own, and do not, in any way, represent the views of my employer.
Gifts that I want
Twitter’s Design Language Influence
From the podium to an underground wrestling ring.
Tel Aviv tent city – A middle class protest.
Grignani’s day at Method SF
Interaction Awards by IxDA
In Transit
Bird on a Wire Houses
Nokia Contacts Bar
What can you buy for five dollars?
Homegrown people planet profit
Nokia remade
User Interface Concepts from A View of the Future
UPS "damaged" my passport
1992: Nokia's first GSM handset
Upcoming, Presentations, Press,
Publications, and Patents.
Follow me on Twitter and TripIt.
Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is
licensed under a Creative Commons License.
San Francisco, California.