Sci-fi interfaces

Probably the most boring of the interfaces in the story (from an interaction design perspective, rather than an ethical one), these are monochrome monitors showing feeds from hidden, closed-circuit television cameras in places around the castle—including…

I’m working on posts about a British horror movie, a Kollywood sci-fi movie, and a post that ties together Chapter 11 of Dungeon Crawler Carl, sci-fi, and Russian Formalist Boris Tomashevsky.

Wait.

Last year I managed to publish very little to the blog in general because life.

Read all the Star Trek: Section 31 posts in chronological order.

As part of the Fritzes Best Interfaces award for 2026, I am reviewing the interfaces in Star Trek: Section 31.

As part of the Fritzes Best Interfaces award for 2026, I am reviewing the interfaces in Star Trek: Section 31.

When Georgiou escorts Noe into his hotel room, she activates and tosses a device onto the container he’s carrying.

As part of the Fritzes Best Interfaces award for 2026, I am reviewing the interfaces in Star Trek: Section 31.

The Fritzes award honors the best interfaces in a full-length motion picture in the past year.