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Week 303
Last week Kars talked with the Airborne Museum about the upcoming playtest for SHACHI and also demoed our progress to the client. We are planning a minor polish sprint while we wait for that playtest.
Kars also attended the Hacking Habitat life-hack marathon about debt and facilitated a session of Playing with Rules for a group of people involved with the subject.
In my absence Kars prepared the kick-off workshop for our new project KOKORO where we will use the engagement loops model to found our design with.
In media appearances: both of us are featured separately in Vrij Nederland’s ranking of the Netherlands’s top 101 nerds. We are honoured, kind of.
I spent last week in Vienna from Tuesday onwards to present at the ÜBERALL app congress about playful design. I combined the visit with a fact-finding mission for Cuppings which proved to be extremely fruitful. I drank lots of coffee in Vienna’s excellent third wave coffee bars while preparing my presentation.
I then took the train to Amsterdam at the end of the week for a week of client engagements and production work in the Netherlands.
Keep an eye out for Codepot a workshop conference in Warsaw this August where I will be giving a workshop on user engagement and app design.