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Moodstone with Google: A Case Study - AQ Consider a weekend visit to the beach. As the sun sinks below the horizon, a companion folds up the blanket and scrapes the sand from between their toes. You take a last stroll along the shoreline, looking for a little souvenir to bring back to the city. You find a stone. Smooth, slightly flat, unremarkable in color, it fits just so in the palm of your hand. Over the coming hours, days, months or years, you find yourself reaching for it, holding it, and tracing its contours. Whatever this object is — perhaps it’s a twig, a coin or a button — imagine for a moment that feeling could travel in both directions and that it could connect with us in an empathetic way. At the beginning of 2013 we began to design this object. Our experiences were so unexpected, and the questions we were forced to ask ourselves along the way became so complex, that we decided to share our design challenges here. The Brief Tom Uglow Touch is an expressive form. Inspiring. Judith Moskowitz The Value in Noticing