How might the interfaces we think with better serve people’s daily lives?
In my current work, I’m exploring new and renewed ideas for how personal computing can better serve people’s lives — expanding opportunity, agency, curiosity, and creativity.
Lab Notes
Documenting as I explore the operating system of the future, I publish Lab Notes to “work with the lab door open,” inviting others’ thoughts along the way.
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How might the future of
personal computing better
serve people’s lives?
WonderOS is an ongoing research project in creating an itemized user environment.
→Explore WonderOS.org
→Explore Hello, Operator! — the WonderOS handbookThe Potential Merits of an Itemized OS
An exploration of what an itemized operating system could mean for people and personal computing in general.
→Read the essay
June 6, 2021 34 min. read
Experiments
OLLOS explores interacting with items across the dimension of time.
Published in member updates.
Tag Navigator explores views that organize items by their cross references.
Published in lab notes and open sourced on GitHub.
My experiments are “brain breakers” — meant to challenge our assumptions about how software “should” work, to help us think in new ways.
