The document discusses interaction design and human-computer interaction. It defines interaction design and discusses its goals of creating easy, effective and pleasurable user experiences. It also discusses the roles of designers, developers and users in interaction design and outlines the interaction design process.
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The document discusses interaction design and human-computer interaction. It defines interaction design and discusses its goals of creating easy, effective and pleasurable user experiences. It also discusses the roles of designers, developers and users in interaction design and outlines the interaction design process.
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CHAPTER 1:
Interaction Design Aim
× Reduce the Negative Aspects
× Enhancing the Positive Aspects × Developing interactive products that are Easy Effective Pleasurable to use
Good and Poor Design
A Good User Interface
Is interaction design beyond HCI?
✘ Interaction Design
■ concerned with the theory,
research, and practice of designing user experiences for all manner of technologies, systems, and products
✘ Human Computer Interaction
■ being “concerned with the design,
evaluation, and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major phenomena surrounding them”
Who Is Involved in Interaction Design?
1. DESIGNERS
They should know many different things about users,
technologies, and interactions between them What Is Interaction Design? they need to understand how people act and react to “ designing interactive products to support events the way people communicate and interact 2. DEVELOPERS in their everyday and working lives. “ “it is about creating user experiences that Understand the business side, the technical side, the enhance and augment the way people work, manufacturing side, and the marketing side. communicate, and interact.” USER EXPERIENCE (UX) What Is Interaction Design? ✘ central to interaction design “designing spaces for human communication and ✘ how a product behaves and is used by people in interaction” the real world - Winograd ✘ how people feel about a product and their “the art of facilitating interactions between humans pleasure and satisfaction when using it, looking at through products and services” it, holding it, and opening or closing it. - Saffer “the why as well as the how of our daily interactions using computers” – Thackara What do professionals do in the Interaction Design 3. Prototyping business? 4. Evaluating. ✘ INTERACTION DESIGNERS Accessibility - people involved in the design of all the interactive aspects of a product ✘ refers to the degree to which an interactive product is accessible by as many people as ✘ USABILITY ENGINEERS possible. A focus is on people with disabilities. - people who focus on evaluating products, using usability methods and principles There is a wide range of disabilities including: ✘ WEB DESIGNERS ✘ Color-blindness - people who develop and create the visual design of websites, such as layouts ✘ Dyslexia
What do professionals do in the Interaction Design ✘ Physical Impairment
business? Usability is broken down into the following goals: ✘ INFORMATION ARCHITECTS ✘ effective to use (effectiveness) - people who come up with ideas of how to plan and structure interactive products ✘ efficient to use (efficiency) ✘ USER EXPERIENCE DESIGNERS (UX) ✘ safe to use (safety) - people who do all the above but who may also carry out field studies to inform the design of ✘ having good utility (utility) products ✘ easy to learn (learnability) USER EXPERIENCE (UX) ✘ easy to remember how to use (memorability). One Cannot Design A User Experience
Only Design For A
User Experience
USER EXPERIENCE (UX)
✘ Usability
✘ Functionality
✘ Aesthetics
✘ Content
✘ Look and feel
✘ Sensual and Emotional appeal
✘ Fun
✘ Health
✘ Social capital
✘ Cultural Identity
The Process of Interaction Design
The process of interaction design involves four basic