Bianchi's Law - Michael Bianchi

Immersive Invisibility Effect

Successful technology learns and adapts to users, so naturally, the technology becomes invisible to them.

This Law explains that the way we interact with technology needs to be based on people’s core inclinations and behaviors. Where once our users would need to learn and adapt to our products and solutions, we are now able to immerse our technology into our users’ lives in a way that it can learn and adapt to them.

Key Takeaway

Through understanding human behavior, technology must learn to communicate through natural tendency and dialect. Ethnography around our users helps deepen this knowledge and understanding.

Background

Bianchi’s Law, also known as The Immersive Invisibility Effect, was coined by Michael Bianchi, a Digital Experience and Design Thinking Executive. Bianchi is the creator of “Experience First Design™.” An approach and framework bringing together Design Thinking, Systems Thinking, User-Centered Design, and Lean UX to discover and reimagine all facets of your product or solution and has invented other design methodologies, such as Simplicity UX™ and Helpless UX™.

Immersive Invisibility Effect

Successful technology learns and adapts to users, so naturally, the technology becomes invisible to them.

Key Takeaway

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Immersion through Voice

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