Konstantin Weiss
Exploring the power of container based information architecture is my passion. I am defining experiences as Associate Creative Director at SapientRazorfish in Cologne. Former co-chair of the EuroIA 2016 Conference. Former partner at iA Zurich.
2015-02-15
Why architecting information with containers?
On today’s web, we get either too much information, or not in the right place. Here is a proposal on how to solve this.
2014-11-27
Containerist Hub's anatomy
A containerist hub is a server which displays and serves containers and stacks. Hubs can serve as nodes of a containerist mesh network on the open internet, serving containers to their own and foreign stacks.
2014-07-07
A mesh of distributed web containers
Imagine if the web was one big API, and you could request and mashup content from anywhere.
2014-05-28
Google's business model scalability
Google's business model is shaped to scale gradually – by you paying with your data.
2014-05-02
Priorities in the Containerist context
Priority lists are a great tool to start architecting services before form comes into play. They help postpone judgements about shape or layout and concentrate on user needs, business goals and messages instead.
Exploring the power of stackable containers for the web.
Advancing the Containerist model since 2012.
Talks and Workshops
2017
Sep: EuroIA, Stockholm
Feb: World IA Day, Jönköping
2016
Sep: EuroIA, Amsterdam (co-chair)
May: Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford
Feb: World IA Day, Zurich
2015
Sep: EuroIA, Madrid
2014
Jul: UX Poland, Warsaw
Feb: World IA Day, Zagreb
2012
Sep: EuroIA, Rome
2010
Sep: World Usability Day, Cologne
May: UX Barcamp, Berlin
Work
Providing creative direction at SapientRazorfish. Creating in the internet since 1999, working for the internet industry since 2003, fulltime since 2008.
Education
Degree in Communication Design at the University Duisburg-Essen, Germany
Contact
k at konstantinweiss dot com
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Living in Zurich, Switzerland
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