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Phil Barrett

Phil Barrett is a director of Flow Interactive in the UK and South Africa. He's a user experience designer, which means he helps businesses make more money by making their customers happier. As the complexity of the world around us increases, good user experience design brings back simplicity, humanity, relevance and delight. Essential ingredients for a thriving relationship with your customers. Phil has over 15 years of interaction design experience. He has worked on UX projects for the BBC, Standard Life, Vodafone, MWEB, Pam Golding, MXit and many others. His blog is at fronttoback.org

Recent Posts

• Geeks move over, families move in — A Kinect review

  In 1978 my Binatone TV Master played pong. You definitely didn’t work up a sweat. Working up a sweat is now de rigueur, since Nintendo introduced Wii in 2006. When kinect hit the scene, Wii and Playstation suddenly looked archaic. Imagine brandishing an actual controller. How retro! With kinect, your body is the controller. So, state of the art interaction. But could I justify forking out a significant amount of money for it? My love of video games and my ...