Matt Webb is MD of BERG. He is co-author of Mind Hacks, a successful book bringing cognitive psychology to a general audience. Previously he has worked in R&D at BBC Radio & Music Interactive, on the changing nature of listening.
He is also CTO, and leads project management for all our work with an eye to both the design and technical challenges.
Contact
- Email: mw@berglondon.com
- Phone: +44 7765 253 089
- Twitter: @genmon
- Personal homepage: Interconnected
Talks by Matt Webb
- Scope, reboot11 (opening keynote), June 2009.
- Movement, Web Directions North (closing keynote), February 2008.
- The Experience Stack, d.construct, September 2007.
- Products Are People Too, reboot 9.0 (closing keynote), June 2007.
- Thoughts on 3C Products, XTech (closing keynote), May 2007.
- From Pixels to Plastic, O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, March 2007.
- The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Interaction Design, Yahoo!, other Bay Area companies, and an Adaptive Path-hosted public event, January 2007.
- App After App, or, A zoology of next year’s web applications, Barcamp London and Eurofoo 06, September 2006.
- Iterative architecture (built on an internet of things), Futuresonic Social Technologies Summit, July 2006.
- Engaging Technology, We Love Technology, July 2006.
- Making Senses, reboot8, June 2006.
- Assumptions, Attention and Affordances (based on Mind Hacks), BBC Digital Futures, February 2006.
- Sci-fi I Like, Goldsmiths, February 2006.
- The 3 Steps: The History of Physics and the Future of Computing, reboot7, June 2005.
- Glancing: I’m OK, You’re OK, O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, February 2004.
Blog posts by Matt Webb
- Week 243
- Hiring developers!
- Maps and macroscopes
- Week 242
- Week 241
- Week 240
- Week 239
- Growth Assembly
- Week 237
- Week 236
- Mag+, a concept video on the future of digital magazines
- Week 235
- Week 234
- Ashdown x 4iP
- Week 233
- 1 in 3 schools are what? A story of what statistics can tell us
- Week 232
- Week 231
- Tangled histories
- Week 230
- Week 229
- Cybernetics: researcher wanted
- Week 228
- Why social matters
- Escalante, a bibliography
- Week 225
- Week 224
- The City Is A Battlesuit For Surviving The Future
- Week 223
- Be selective with your innovation, and other wisdom from GameLayers
- Week 222
- Week 221
- Week 220
- This is BERG
- Week 219
- Matt Webb at Web Directions South, October 6-9 in Sydney
- Matt Webb at UX Week, September 15-18 in San Francisco
- Week 218
- Week 217
- Shownar
- What if GPS worked like Here & There?
- Here & There, and Wired UK
- Adaptive interfaces
- OFF=ON, or, Whatever happened to Availabot?
- How the physical form of Olinda evolved
- Olinda, first look
- Snap
- Small steps towards an imaginary Zune 2.0
- The Experience Stack revisited
- The Experience Stack at d.construct 2007
- Say hello
- Editorial approaches to mobile media
- BBC Olinda digital radio: Social hardware
- Putting those feelers out
- Products Are People Too
- From Pixels to Plastic
- A map of things kind of related to comics
- The Hills Are Alive presentation is now online
- The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Interaction Design
- Japanese repair culture and distributed manufacture
- S&W San Francisco visit
- Hello vod:pod
- Immodesty and hello
- Making Senses revisited
- Three more enjoyable ways to open packaging
- Widgets, widgets, everywhere
- Experience hooks
- The life of products
- 3C products
- Robot arms in Steamboy
- XTech 2007, call for participation
- Deploy to desktop
- RFID hacking workshop notes
- RFID and forced intimacy
- Disco and waiting as an intrinsic activity
- Two recent work talks
- Participation inequality
- Editing documents as playing music
- Coke Happiness Factory
- Friday feedback
- S&W in San Francisco (update: but not yet)
- My printer, my social letterbox
- From pagerank to pagefeel?
- Visiting a model railway exhibition
- Lines and buttons
- Load New Commander (Y/N)?
- Metal phone
- Ready-at-hand and Present-at-hand
- Form and woodturning
- Form and silicone rubber
- Expectations
- Holiday update
- Fabric handicraft
- Materials explored
- Material explorations
- Mechanical experiments in wood
- Nokia Personalisation – Overview
