Kyle Studstill

Mobile Web Design
No specific answers here, but one interesting place to start may be http://mobile-patterns.com.
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Considering Analog Objects and Actions in Digital Times
Theres something to be said about immediate tangible feedback that is hard to replicate in digital form. I approach it as "hard," not "impossible." For example, there's the case of how to replicate the subtle tactile feedback your fingers get when reaching for the radio knob in the car without…
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How can we share and discover inspiration through social networks? #TEDActiveSOC
I like the idea of making explicit connections between otherwise disparate pieces of content; I sometimes think it'd be helpful to have some way to draw a digital link between two pieces of content that have inspired a thought in my head. I'm guessing there are some technical challenges with…
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IPad Apps
Perhaps this is something like Dropbox. It does one thing, very well - create folders that live everywhere and can be shared with anyone. There are some storage limitations, but for the most part people can pass documents back and forth remotely quickly and easily; being able to work on…
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Favorite TED Talk
I think the talk I reference most is Robert Zimmerman's A Healthy Take On Time, where he talks about how our perspective of time fundamentally influences our conception of value. And thus impacts the way we make decisions and interact with the world and others. http://www.ted.com/talks/philip_zimbardo_prescribes_a_healthy_take_on_time.html The talk I've watched…
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NYC's Chief Digital Officer
There's a lot of good work being done within programs that are focused on using social data for the betterment of cities. I think for now we're seeing this emerge in community-organized projects like the Food/Tech hackathons that are focused on making digital data available to more people within the…
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Music, Good Food, and Drugs
Been listening to Chopin all day. Mostly Ballade No. 1, Impromptu No. 1, Prelude No. 18. Truly blissful. Much better than my lunch, so I can buy the "evokes the same feelings as food" angle.
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