Martin Jordan is a brand experience consultant and strategic designer.

He studied product, interaction and commu­nication design as well as user-centred innovation. During the last 5 years he has worked for international design and branding consultancies in London, Buenos Aires and Berlin. In late 2011 he joint the team of Nokia Maps.

Martin is a co-organiser of Service Design Berlin, the Global Service Jam as well as Global Sustainability Jam in Berlin. He spoke at re:publica conference on ‘Creating meaningful experiences’. Martin irregularly contributes to bxp, a resource documenting exceptional brand interactions.

Recent projects

brandexperience.info

bxp – brandexperience.info | Martin Jordan

bxp’ is a resource recording outstanding brand experiences and documenting exceptional touchpoints. ‘bxp’ values situations where brands put the customer and user into the focal point and build meaningful and enduring interrelationships. The platform intends to find interaction patterns, share best cases and subsequently inspire entrepreneurs, product managers, brand consultants and service designers to create better experiences in the future.

Datatrain Cockpit

Datatrain Cockpit | Martin Jordan

Cockpit’ is an application originally developed for a Stuttgart-based housing association. Their facility managers take care of 18,000+ flats and tenements – from now on by using iPads. Information on tenants, scheduled tasks as well as day-to-day issues can be accessed and managed through a dedicated app, created to make detailed data available while on the way. Created with Thomas Manss & Company, the task included the user experience, interaction and interface design to a redesigned SAP database.

Ambient news

Ambient news app: News float | Martin Jordan

How might we enable office workers to stay synchronised with their personal news stream without task inter­ruptions and lowering produc­tivity? ‘Newsfloat’ is an ambient news app concept addressing this demand. It unites media types from various sources including e-mail, text message and social networks and filters them by personal relevance criterias. Non-distracting consump­tion is allowed through a rigid grid. Fixed positions weight the broadness and publicness of an input while a tap allows the user to dive deeper into a news.

further information

Please find thoughts at length on the blog as well as brief ones on twitter and feel free to contact Martin via e-mail.

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