Bret Victor

Bret Victor is an interface designer and researcher known for his ideas about the future of human-computer interaction. From 2007 to 2011 he worked as a human interface inventor at Apple, and earlier he designed musical instruments at Alesis. He became widely known for talks such as Inventing on Principle (2012) and The Future of Programming (2013). He later led the team that founded Dynamicland, a research lab in Oakland building a communal computing medium based on physical objects rather than screens.

Bret Victor’s recorded talk here is “Stop Drawing Dead Fish”, from 2013. It is filed under the topics animation and delight, and will interest designers who work with motion and with drawing on screen.

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