Design4Use principal John Murphy is a regular industry speaker, presenting at conferences and teaching institutions.
ACM SIGCHI Conference 2022
Designing Interactive Systems -Melbourne
Panelist providing tips for a career in User Experience
Wade Institutue 2018
Master of Entrepreneurship
Guest Speaker
Guest lecturer presenting practical case studies for use of personas in large scale design projects
Swinburne School of Design Panel 2017
Design Ethnography: Designing our digital Futures
Panelist providing industry perspective on Design HCI and Ethnography
Service Design and Innovation conference Melbourne (ServDes 2020)
Short Paper describing a new model for Service Design
University of Melbourne 2007-2022
Fieldwork for User Centred Design lecture
Regular guest lecturer providing case studies to postgraduate & undergraduate classes
UX Australia 2015
Spreading the love: Industrialisation of common sense in a large organisation
Case study around embedding UX design methods into a large organisation (National Australia Bank).
OZCHI 2015
Panel - Who should control the Internet of Things: People or systems?
Panelist discussing role of user experience in rise of Internet of Things.
UX Australia 2013
Usability and the art of gentle persuasion at Justice
Case study co-presented with program director of the UX approach to developing a large and complex government website.
Intranets 2013
Tackling high complexity with ‘low tech’ User eXperience
Simple user experience techniques specifically for large and complex projects.
UX Australia 2012
UX Sweatshop: Doing and Applying User Research
Full day workshop run with Gerry Gaffney as practical experience of end-to-end user interface and interaction design.
OZCHI 2009
Smart Garden Watering: Experiences of using a garden watering simulation.
User eXperience based design of a garden watering simulation program. (Awarded Best Paper)
BIT 2009
Identity crisis: User perspectives on multiplicity and control in federated identity management
Special Issue: Social Networks and Learning Environments
OZCHI 2005
The Converged Appliance:
"I love it, but I hate it"
Discussion of convergence and divergence in technology focusing on the relationship between functionality and usability.
