Designing for Hackability
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Context
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Context
BBC Radio & Music
Hackability
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackability
A definition
“Designing for hackability means allowing and encouraging people to make technologies be what they want them to be ...”
Anne Galloway
Backdrop
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Adaptive Design: sources
• Tom MoranEveryday Adaptive Design DIS2002
• Stewart BrandHow Buildings Learn
• Architecture of layers
• Useful more important than usable
Backdrop
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Backdrop
60s architecture: South Bank
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Backdrop
60s architecture: South Bank
Context-centred design
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Context
Steam
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Context
Architecture and context
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Context
Architecture and context
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Context
Ripples around Radio 3
Hackable Layers
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
The Smithsons
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
The Smithsons
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
BBC SMS/MMS architecture
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
Ripples around BBC Radio 3
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
Cedric Price’s Fun Palace
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Hackable Layers
Cedric Price’s Fun Palace
Transparency and openness
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Transparency and openness
Designers as communicators
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Transparency and openness
Opening up the BBC
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Transparency and openness
Opening up the BBC
Challenges of hackability
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Challenges of hackability
Issues for clients and process
• PositiveIncreased innovation, multi-contextBetter ‘fit to purpose’ solutions
• NegativePotential loss of resilience (ethics?)Loss of control over context & brand
Designing for HackabilityAugust 2004
Challenges of hackability
Loosely-coupled layers
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