Interactive Design

Definition:

-Designing interactive product to support people in their everyday and working lives

-Design of spaces for human interaction

Waterson, S. (2019). [podcast] Available at: https://vimeo.com/319375480 [Accessed 11 Mar. 2019].

This chart of interactive design, provides a variation of academic disciplines and design practices contribute to interaction designs. These disciplines frame the task differently therefore allowing a different outcome.

Bill Verplank:

The three questions frequently asked for a designer,

-How do you do? (getting your hands on and how its used e.g button or handle either used to press of twist)

-How do you feel? Getting feedback and taking harsh criticism

-How do you know? Map or path (how to make it possible)

Continuous of interactivity:

-Feedback (clear and immediate visibility)

-Control (advance navigation high audience control)

-Creativity / Co-creativity (creative tool and help distributed collaborative platform

-Productivity (Productivity tools)

-Communication (Chat, emails, conference)

-Adaptivity (Personalization capability and modifiable behaviours)

Gillian Crampton Smith

Gillian discusses how people adapt to technology and the communication about the growing sophistication in the qualities of interaction design. She talks about how she identifies the dimension of interaction design and what people need to learn to achieve high design standards