Unwrongest

Hello, my name is Jan Jarfalk and I am an interaction designer and interface developer.

I’ve been working professionally with the web since 2002. Back then I had my own company and did everything myself. Now I am a bit more specific - I do usability, accessibility and a lot of client side coding. This, Unwrongest, is my personal lab. This is where I try, learn and evolve.

I am a Swedish citizen from Stockholm that currently lives and works in Sydney, Australia. From here I work for Getupdated's Stockholm based division 'Social Media', where we help our clients to create social networks.

I put function, before design. I love beautiful interfaces, but I like them simple and obvious. I like things that are fast and responsive. Take a look at my projects and I am certain you will notice and appreciate my slipstreamed approach.

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November 28th, 2008

G-speak – The Miniority Report interface in real life

With an off-the-shelf DLP projector, a pair of reflective glows and the gesture technology system G-Speak, John Underkoffler has taken the interface from Minority Report and brought it to real life. John and his team call it the first major step in computer interface since 1984.

It’s certainly a cool product, but I wonder how useful it is? I got the feeling that all the applications in the demo would be easier to use with a mouse. At least the precision would be higher and the physical effort lower.

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