WorldWide Telescope, Interface
Artefact, 2007
Description
WorldWide Telescope is a virtual-telescope software for browsing imagery of the universe from a variety of sources. Artefact worked closely with Microsoft to develop a highly visual interface that makes it easy to explore vast collections of space imagery. WorldWide Telescope has been designed for scientists, educators, students and space enthusiasts. As a learning resource, it provides students with a unique perspective of the stars, allowing them to see the universe in a way that was not possible until now. Everyone can benefit from the smooth and seamless user experience, which helps users understand the context and scale of what they are seeing.
Juror Notes
Aids us in understanding in an experimental way how small we humans are.
Collections:
AIGA 365: 29 (2008)
Repository:
Denver Art Museum
Discipline:
Experience design
Format:
Graphical interface
Credits
- Design firm
- Artefact
- Designers
- Jonathan Fay, David Folchi, Rob Girling, Josh Hinds, Prarthana Panchal, Martijn Van Tilburg, Curtis Wong
- Client
- Microsoft Corporation
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