Blogs about, reactions to, and amusing examples of designed experiences
(Originally published in September 2013) Netflix Makes Recommendations More Personalized By Adding Individual User Profiles | TechCrunch “Netflix is rolling out its long-anticipated user profiles, allowing multiple members of a household to create personalized accounts and get personalized recommendations based on their own individual viewing habits, rather than the habits of an entire household…” Whether... Continue Reading →
(Originally published in June 2013) New York Sushi Restaurant Eliminates Tipping Because It Pays Waiters A Salary With Benefits: Changing the relationship between customers and front-stage staff.Studies have already shown that tipping has very little to do with the service actually received– could removing tips altogether lead to a better and simpler experience for everyone... Continue Reading →
(Originally posted in Sept 2014) Blockbuster may have never been rude to you, but, in the end, they still failed as a service offering. That’s why it’s important to ensure that you’re not thinking about Service Design and Customer Service as synonyms. A service is defined by the Oxford dictionary as “the action of helping... Continue Reading →
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