

The historic flagship conference of the Interaction Design Association, with an uncertain future.
Interaction has been the flagship annual conference of the Interaction Design Association (IxDA), a long-standing global gathering for interaction and UX designers, hosted in a different world city each year.
IxDA has dissolved the non-profit organisation that ran its global events, and the future of the Interaction conference is uncertain. The event is recorded here for its historical significance to the interaction design community.
Zalando designers' takeaways from Interaction 23 (Zürich): Daniel Burka on wicked problems, Samuel Huber on prototyping for the planet, Jason Edward Lewis on future imaginaries, and AI and design-ethics themes.
31 Jan–5 FebWeek
What a weird 19th century product can teach us about designing for disruptive technologies.



Daniel Burka argues clinical software fails patients because it is slow and cumbersome, and that developers must observe frontline health workers in real settings and iterate to build genuinely fast, usable tools.





