Wunderman/Futurecom have released ideas for Microsoft
Last week, Microsoft successfully staged Designertopia with the help of Wunderman Zurich. At the first European Microsoft event for creative managers in interactive and advertising agencies, as the subsequent reactions in the blog show: Microsoft is also becoming increasingly attractive for designers.Microsoft event for creative managers in interactive and advertising agencies...
Last week, Microsoft successfully staged Designertopia with the help of Wunderman Zurich. At the first European Microsoft event for creative managers in interactive and advertising agencies, as well as the subsequent reactions in the blog show: Microsoft is also becoming increasingly attractive for designers.
How will design continue to develop? What new areas of design can be achieved in the future with modern technologies? These were the questions that Microsoft and creative minds from all over the world discussed at the Designertopia conference on February 1 and 2, 2007. One thing is certain: technology providers and designers have similar interests for the future. This is no coincidence: the fields of work of graphic designers and programmers already overlap today and will do so even more in the future. The fact that digital means of communication are increasingly merging with the dynamic Internet world is not only pleasing to designers and programmers, but also to the end user. Thanks to the visual, interactive stimuli, users are offered new perceptual experiences. In this sense, the major event in London organized by Wunderman and Futurecom proved to be an important source of inspiration for future communication possibilities.
How will design continue to develop? What new areas of design can be achieved in the future with modern technologies? These were the questions that Microsoft and creative minds from all over the world discussed at the Designertopia conference on February 1 and 2, 2007. One thing is certain: technology providers and designers have similar interests for the future. This is no coincidence: the fields of work of graphic designers and programmers already overlap today and will do so even more in the future. The fact that digital means of communication are increasingly merging with the dynamic Internet world is not only pleasing to designers and programmers, but also to the end user. Thanks to the visual, interactive stimuli, users are offered new perceptual experiences. In this sense, the major event in London organized by Wunderman and Futurecom proved to be an important source of inspiration for future communication possibilities.
