What is design interaction?
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Resumen del primer capítulo del libro de Dan Saffer 'Design Interaction'.
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What is design interaction?
- 1. Design for interaction Dan Saffer
- 2. Design for interaction This book is about how digital products behave
- 3. Design for interaction “We become what we behold. We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us” Marshall McLuhan
- 4. Chapter 1 What is interaction design?
- 5. Design for interaction Every day people use technology tools
- 6. Design for interaction These things are possible by good engineering
- 7. Design for interaction but…
- 8. Design for interaction It’s interaction design that makes them usable, useful and fun
- 9. Design for interaction Any behavior – how a product works – is involved, interaction designers should be involved
- 11. Design for interaction Bill Moggridge
- 12. Design for interaction Grid Compass - 1982
- 13. Design for interaction In 1990 Bill Moggdrige realized that he and some of his colleagues had been creating a very different kind of design
- 14. Design for interaction It wasn’t product design… but they were designing products
- 15. Design for interaction It wasn’t communication design… although they used some of that discipline’s tools
- 16. Design for interaction It wasn’t computer science… although their work was related with computers and software
- 17. Design for interaction It had to do with connecting people through the products they used
- 18. Design for interaction What was it?
- 19. Design for interaction Interaction design!
- 20. Design for interaction Interaction design has grown a discipline practiced but thousands of people
- 26. Design for interaction The rise of commercial Internet and the incorporation of microprocessors led to this explosive growth
- 27. Design for interaction Why?
- 28. Design for interaction Because a multitude of serious interaction problems needed to be solved
- 29. Design for interaction It was the initial practitioners of interaction design who helped us begin to make sense of our newly digitized world
- 30. Design for interaction What are interactions and Interaction Design?
- 31. Design for interaction It’s a discipline tricky to define because…
- 32. Design for interaction 1. It has interdisciplinary roots
- 33. Design for interaction Industrial design
- 34. Design for interaction Industrial design Communication design
- 35. Design for interaction Industrial design Communication design Human factors
- 36. Design for interaction Industrial design Communication design Human factors Human-computer interaction
- 37. Design for interaction 2. A lot of interaction design is invisible
- 40. Design for interaction Why do this operating systems feel so different?
- 41. Design for interaction Because interaction design is about behavior and this is much harder to observe and understand than appereance
- 42. Design for interaction Interaction is a transaction between two entities… and exchange of information
- 43. Design for interaction The interaction takes place between people, machines and systems
- 44. Design for interaction Three ways of looking at Interaction Design
- 45. Design for interaction See as an art, not as a science
- 46. Design for interaction It solves specific problems under a particular set of circunstances using the available materials
- 48. Design for interaction It involves many methods and methodologies in its tasks
- 49. Design for interaction First way: Technology-Centered View
- 50. Design for interaction First way: Technology-Centered View Interaction designers make digital technology useful, usable and pleasurable to use
- 51. Design for interaction Second way: Behaviorist View
- 52. Design for interaction Second way: Behaviorist View Focuses on functionality and feedback. How a product behave
- 53. Design for interaction Third way: Social Interaction Design View
- 54. Design for interaction Third way: Social Interaction Design View This revolving around facilitating communication between humans through products. Technology is nearly irrelevant
- 55. Design for interaction Why Interaction Design?
- 56. Design for interaction “Design is to design a design to produce a design” - John Heskett
- 57. Design for interaction Design isn’t only decoration, styling and aesthetics
- 58. Design for interaction Communication and industrial design bring ways of working that interaction design use
- 59. Design for interaction One: Focusing on users
- 60. Design for interaction One: Focusing on users Designers know that users don’t understand or care how the company makes a product is run and structured. Designers are advocates for end users.
- 61. Design for interaction Two: Finding alternatives
- 62. Design for interaction Two: Finding alternatives Designing is about creating options, finding a third option, a multiple possible solution to problems
- 63. Design for interaction Two: Finding alternatives
- 64. Design for interaction Three: Using ideation and prototyping
- 65. Design for interaction Three: Using ideation and prototyping Designers find their solutions through brainstorming and then, building models to test the solution
- 66. Design for interaction Three: Using ideation and prototyping
- 67. Design for interaction Four: Collaborating and addressing constraints
- 68. Design for interaction Four: Collaborating and addressing constraints Few designers work alone and usually need resources to produce what they dream up, and this resources come with their own constraints
- 69. Design for interaction Five: Creating appropiate solutions
- 70. Design for interaction Five: Creating appropiate solutions Designs solutions have to be appropriate to the situation
- 71. Design for interaction Five: Creating appropiate solutions
- 72. Design for interaction Six: Drawing on a wide range of influences
- 73. Design for interaction Six: Drawing on a wide range of influences Designers bring to a table multidisciplinaty spectrum of ideas
- 74. Design for interaction Seven: Incorporing emotion
- 75. Design for interaction Seven: Incorporing emotion Products without an emotional component are lifeless and do not connect with people
- 76. Design for interaction Seven: Incorporing emotion
- 77. Design for interaction Brief History of Interaction Design
- 78. Design for interaction Interaction design probably began in prerecorded history
- 80. Design for interaction 1830s to 1940s Samuel Morse
- 81. Design for interaction 1830s to 1940s Morse code transmitter
- 82. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s ENIAC
- 83. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Punch cards
- 84. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Henry Dreyfus
- 85. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Human Factors
- 86. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Human Factors Ergonomics
- 87. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Human Factors Ergonomics Cognitive psychology
- 88. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Vannevar Bush
- 89. Design for interaction 1940s to 1960s Memex
- 90. Design for interaction 1960s to 1970s Engelbart mouse
- 91. Design for interaction 1960s to 1970s Xerox Alto
- 92. Design for interaction 1960s to 1970s Pong
- 93. Design for interaction 1960s to 1970s Atari
- 94. Design for interaction 1960s to 1970s WordStar
- 95. Design for interaction 1980s Lisa
- 96. Design for interaction 1980s Nintendo
- 97. Design for interaction 1980s Shigeru Miyamoto
- 98. Design for interaction 1990s Network computing
- 99. Design for interaction 1990s Interaction design as a formal discipline
- 100. Design for interaction 1990s Mosaic browser (back button)
- 101. Design for interaction 1990s Karaoke
- 102. Design for interaction 1990s PDAs
- 103. Design for interaction 2000s to present Ways of communication & social networks
- 104. Design for interaction 2000s to present Gestural interfaces
- 105. Design for interaction Some changes TV
- 106. Design for interaction Some changes TV
- 107. Design for interaction Some changes Phone
- 108. Design for interaction Some changes Phone
- 109. Design for interaction The disciplines surrounding interaction design
- 111. Design for interaction Case Study Microsoft Office
- 112. Design for interaction Word 2003
- 113. Design for interaction Word 2007
- 114. Design for interaction Products and services
- 115. Design for interaction Interactions designers work on a wide variety of products
- 116. Design for interaction Digital
- 117. Design for interaction Analog
- 118. Design for interaction Physical
- 119. Design for interaction Incorporeal
- 120. Design for interaction Why practice interaction design?
- 121. Design for interaction It wasn’t the big things that drove people mad, it was the small stuff
- 122. Design for interaction Some of the good interaction designers do is make the world better by removing those little irritants in life
- 123. Design for interaction But…
- 124. Design for interaction Interaction design isn’t only about fixing problems; it’sn also about invention, about creating new products, and by doing so, making the world a better place to live
- 125. Design for interaction Thanks