interaction design
Interaction Design
Bill Verplank is interviewed in Chapter 2 My PC. His illustrated descriptions clarify the pioneering interaction design work of Bill Atkinson and Larry Tesler. Combine these interviews with the ideas of David Liddle, Terry Winograd and Gillian Crampton Smith for an overview of the subject. Find more at: www.designinginteractions.com
Interaction Design at California College of the Arts
Interaction design is one of the most important new careers! It is about creating meaningful and innovative designed experiences in the realms of work, lifestyle, and play. At California College of the Arts we are educating the next generation of interaction designers who will create the next wave of innovation. The Interaction Design Program introduces students to a deep understanding of people in order to envision and create real-world solutions and opportunities for human interactions—with, without, or mediated by technologies. Based on an experiential studio approach, the curriculum is human-centered, multidisciplinary, and collaborative. Faculty members emphasize craft and a creative, hands-on approach to invention, while giving students a combination of visual and systemic design skills. Students learn to design interactive objects, systems, games, services, and environments. Our students build an independent perspective on interactive experiences in order to make positive, lifelong contributions in the world. Directed, photographed, and edited by Byrd Mcdonald. Visit www.porterpanther.com. cca.edu/interaction
Shit Interaction Designers Say
following the meme... music from the Curb Your Enthusiasm soundtrack.
Why Interaction Design Matters
While it's widely accepted that marketing is a key part of a product's success, interaction design is often forgotten. This brief sketchcast explains why interaction design matters.
The Interaction Design of APIs
(April 17, 2009) Alex Payne explores the interaction design of APIs, particularly through the lens of the speaker's experience evolving the popular Twitter API. The speaker argues for the notion of a "humane" API", one derived from simplicity, "explorability" and consistency. Alex Payne is API Lead at Twitter, Inc., a communications service used by millions to share short messages. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford Center for Professional Development: scpd.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
Pillow Talk - An Interaction Design Project
Pillow Talk is a project aiming to network long distance lovers. Each lover has a pillow and a chest sensor which they wear to bed at night. Their chest sensor wirelessly transmits and communicates with the other persons pillow. When each person goes to bed, their lovers pillow begins to glow softly to indicate their presence. Placing your head on the pillow allows you to hear the real-time heartbeat of your lover. The result is an intimate interaction between two lovers, regardless of the distance between them.
The Future of Interaction Design
A short documentary on the Future of Interaction Design by Caleb Eno, JJ Cranston and Finlay Craig - All 1st Year Digital Interaction Design students at the University of Dundee. Follow Mike Vanis around and learn what his opinions on where Interaction Design are now, and where it is heading. Music beautifully performed and donated by Ross Wariner AKA Uncle Skeleton. Check him out at www.uncleskeleton.com Please gives your opinions - leave a comment, or video response below. Enjoy.
Amusity - Musical Coffee Table - Interaction Design
Amusity is a interactive tangible user interface coffee table, that displays your entire music collection. Amusity allows you to play, watch the music video and see additional information about each song. In addition meta data such as popularity and genre control the way the music is displayed - popular songs in the center, rare songs in the outskirts. In addition activating a certain song will display recommended songs based on past play lists
What Does an Interaction Designer Do? (Part I)
This is a panel discussion presented by the California College of the Arts Interaction Design Program, which was filmed October 3, 2011, at 7 pm in Timken Lecture Hall on the San Francisco campus of CCA. What is Interaction Design? What's a day in the life? Why would you become an interaction designer? How do you stay current? What's the future? In this event these questions and were answered by a panel of distinguished and diverse interaction designers from our community. Panelists: The Start-up Guy: Marcus Gosling, Rypple The Storyteller: Abbe Don, IDEO The Founder: Jacquie Moss, Odopod The Freelancer: Oliver Bayley, Bayley Co. The Inside Man: Andrew Dahley, Google The Artist: Scott Snibbe, Snibbe Interactive Moderated by Interaction Design Program chair Kristian Simsarian Videographer: William Clark
2010 National Design Awards: Interaction Design - Lisa Strausfeld
The winner of the 2010 Interaction Design award is Lisa Strausfeld. Lisa Strausfeld is an expert at visualizing information. She specializes in digital information-design projects ranging from software prototypes and Web sites to interpretive displays and large-scale media installations for a range of civic, cultural, and corporate clients. Lisa has earned many Design Awards, including one for Sugar, the graphical user interface for the "One Laptop per Child" project. The Interaction Design award recognizes innovation in technology-based design. Presenting the Interaction Design award is editor, curator and principal of Chee and company, Chee Pearlman.
Partridge on interaction design
Alan illustrates a hierarchy of alerts within the dashboard/fascia control system of the Rover 200. The scene is the Linton Travel Tavern car-park. Alan is completely bored and has called Lynn into the car for some 'paid conversation'. He's further exasperated as he doesn't know why his Rover make an alarm noise when he turns the key in the ignition. For the last ten minutes, he's been exploring the possible reasons for the alarm. Lynn's suggestions serve only to force Alan to explain a few things about in-car control systems ... Part of this post: www.cityofsound.com
Interaction design and Gestalt Principles | lynda.com tutorial
Watch more at www.lynda.com This interaction-design tutorial titled Gestalt Principles is from chapter six of the Interaction Design Fundamentals course presented by lynda.com author David Hogue. This specific tutorial discusses Gestalt philosophy and how humans perceive the world as meaningful complete objects, not a series of independent parts. The complete interaction-design course has a total duration of 8 hours and 18 minutes and focuses on creating interfaces, systems, and devices that revolve around user behavior and are suitable for any digital medium. To view more of this course on lynda.com, click the link above. Interaction Design Fundamentals table of contents: 1. Introduction 2. Exploring Interaction Design 3. The Interaction Designer's Toolbox 4. Five Essential Principles of Interaction Design 5. Understanding Context and Motivation 6. Principles of Interface Structure 7. Navigation Best Practices 8. How People Respond to Images and Media 9. Shaping Thinking and Decisions through Design 10. Designing for Behavior and Interaction 11. Best Practices for Providing Feedback Conclusion
Stephen Anderson's Seductive Interaction Design
For more on this seminar, visit: www.uie.com More and more, we're seeing web sites use rewards systems, competitions, and fun progress indicators to get people engaged. Interactions such as these trigger different elements of human behavior, and encourage your visitors to engage with your web site more. They differentiate the casual glance from a longer involvement with your site. What simple things can you do to increase engagement? Is there a place for fun in business sites? What are some of the ideas from psychology that apply to design? A while back, LinkedIn experimented with a feature: a little meter above the user's information, showing their profile's "percentage completed." Suddenly, more users filled out their profiles. The feature didn't have a clever interface, a sophisticated information architecture, or show any technical prowess. It just leveraged basic human psychology. Seductive interactions take us to a new level in design. They leverage the latest advancements in social science, psychology, and behavioral economics.
Source Engine- Interaction Design/Game Design application- HTW Berlin
This is an application video for the university of applied science and technology at Berlin. We had to make something with the topic "Tunnel". So I made a map with my own textures and without any models with the Source engine. I didn't use any content from the original game (Half life 2, Portal, Css, etc.) and made over 100 textures on my own. I was accepted and currently studing in Berlin ;) Sorry for the bad quality, had some problems with uploading this video.
Interaction Design Engineering for JavaScript with Matt Kelly from ZURB
In this talk, Matt Kelly from ZURB is going to present an "interaction design crash course for engineers who love JavaScript." Some of the key points Matt will cover include: - Strategy - Tactics - Implementation - Speed - Wow Moments **More educational resources on open source development at: marakana.com
Interaction Design + Data Visualization Demo Reel by Flux
This is a personal demo reel of Michael "Flux" Chang featuring works with various clients including: + Motion Theory + Protohaus + Yahoo! Design Innovation Team Works shown are produced with Processing www.processing.org Michael's Blog www.ghost-hack.com
Interaction Design Zurich
Here you can find a short introduction of our study program at the University of Applied Arts and Design Zurich, Switzerland.
CS147 2008: Intro to Human-Computer Interaction Design
Students learn the fundamental concepts of human-computer interaction and user-centered design thinking. hci.stanford.edu
Domus Academy - Master in interaction Design - Roman Klemencov - Lithunania
Testimonial of a student coming from Lithuania and studying Interaction Design Master of Arts in Domus Academy
Proposed Wikitube Interaction Design (Nibipedia)
The original Nibipedia design was impossible in 2008, does it make sense today? Please comment below. Our code is now open source. This is just one of many possible ways to use it. Special thanks to @jamesburkeweb and @tedtalksdirector for being so awesome. Connections is available on DVD and watch for new TED Talks every weekday.
Acoustic Poetry - An Interaction Design Project
Acoustic Poetry is a conceptual object through which profoundly deaf individuals can explore soundscapes in everyday situations or special occasions. This is to enrich the connection with their environment, a rare intention in medical sound awareness devices. Acoustic poetry seeks to spark a conversation about how designing for deaf culture could be more exploratory and emotional. When the individual feels curious about a particular situation, they can use the object to broadcast an audio sample of the environment to a human interpreter. After listening in, the interpreter crafts a profound, poetic description of the soundscape, which is then sent back and displayed on the object.
How to Create Interactive Design Experiences - Lauren Serota
InChapter 17 of 18 in her 2011 Capture Your Flag interview with host Erik Michielsen, interaction designer and researcher Lauren Serota describes how people and choreography play into an interactive design experience. She notes how some design experiences are intentionally seamless or organic, such as using a mobile phone, whereas others are planned. Serota is an interaction designer at frog design - frogdesign.com - and a professor at the Austin Center for Design - http . She earned her bachelors degree in industrial design from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) www.scad.edu
Advanced interaction design - Concept Cellphone Design for the Visually Impaired
Concept Cellphone Design for the Visually Impaired
Ciao PDA application / interaction design
An application for your PDA to meet new people at the University. Benito, Luca, Francesco, Silvia
A Design Study of Direct-Touch Interaction for Exploratory 3D Scientific Visualization
We present an interaction design study of several non-overlapping direct-touch interaction widgets, postures, and bi-manual techniques to support the needs of scientists who are exploring a dataset. The final interaction design supports navigation/zoom, cutting plane interaction, a drilling exploration, the placement of seed particles in 3D space, and the exploration of temporal data evolution. To ground our design, we conducted a requirements analysis and used a participatory design approach throughout development. We chose simulations in the field of fluid mechanics as our example domain and, in the paper, discuss our choice of techniques, their adaptation to our target domain, and discuss how they facilitate the necessary combination of visualization control and data exploration. We evaluated our resulting interactive data exploration system with seven fluid mechanics experts and report on their qualitative feedback. While we use flow visualization as our application domain, the developed techniques were designed with generalizability in mind and we discuss several implications of our work on further development of direct-touch data exploration techniques for scientific visualization in general. For more details see www.cs.rug.nl
RACE! Interaction Design Workshop SUPSI
5-6-7 May 2010 Race! Mixed reality environment / Site specific installation Andreas Gysin / www.gysin-vanetti.com How video games would look like if the screen onto we watch them were walls, stairs and rooms? The workshop Race! will focus on the design and the realization of prototypes of video games based on a mix of physical real-world environments and virtual computer-generated ones: the space becomes a platform for the development of new landscapes and ways of game interaction. Goals The workshop aims at conceiving and realizing a prototype of game through the use of architectural mapping projections and interactive systems based on the software Processing. Participants will first learn how to manage traditional input devices (ie joystick, mouse, keyboard, and microphone) in order to develop a video game based on the format of racing games. In a second phase, a new video game of different typology and concept will be developed, focusing on the design of modalities of interaction and on the visual output according to the features of the available spaces. Video by Renato Gagliano music: Lee Rosevere, Up To No Good freemusicarchive.org
UW VCD Interaction Design Final Project
Video prototype of my final project for my interaction design class in the Visual Communication Design program at the University of Washington. A touch-based campus mapping concept. Built in Photoshop and animated in Flash. www.francisluu.com
O'Reilly Webcast: Designing Web Interfaces
Watch in high res: www.youtube.com Bill Scott shares six design patterns that are critical for creating effective web interfaces, focusing specifically on interaction design on the web. This presentation is a distillation of principles, patterns, and best practices for creating a rich experience unique to the web.
Interaction Design Process - MockUp FLOWERS EVERYWHERE
That's our Module Interaction Design Process at ZhdK in Zurich Switzerland end-project. We trie our prototypes in public transports. The target it should follow is to make the people interact. We want that the people goes talking about and goes happy. Also that the flower-patterns were shared in the trams and tramstations. But how it works, check out this vid. - May 2009
Interesting Interaction Design--Tech Tap
This device is designed by PEGA. It is a milk bottle shaped sound provider. You can storage any music you like through USB. It's very intuitive to charge the device. Simply turn on the tap!!!! Website: www.pegadesign.com Blog: www.blog.pegadesign.com
Lightrail "Moving with Interactive Design" 1 (HD)
[www.luminoux.com] The "Moving with Interactive Design" video of the Lightrail, in which Dutch dancer & Laban/Bartenieff movement analyst Roos van Berkel improvises while interacting with the behavior of the Lightrail. ----------------------------- From April 09 till June 09 , three designers visited the University of California in San Diego to collaborate in a design project. Frank de Jong, Pakwing Man & Eric Toering worked with professor David Kirsh and students from the cognitive science department to develop an interactive installation based upon the work of world famous dance choreographer Wayne McGregor. The result is a self made installation that focusses on experience instead of functionality. By using exclusive video material as input, the installation tries to show visitors the complexity of the dance piece by using an accessible interaction. People can use their whole body to touch the Lightrail and play with light that runs through the tubes. The installation was placed in the Sadlers Wells theater in London (United Kingdom) from 13 to 17 October 09 during the world premiere of Wayne McGregors new dance piece. About 8000 people were present during this prestigious event. ----------------------------- Camera & Editing: Frank de Jong Music: Apparat - You Don't Know Me
Interesting Interaction Design (Just Draw It) by PEGA
Simply draw a line, a dot, or a combination of line and dot, you can decide when you need light. It's an interesting interaction device designed and manufactured by PEGA. Website: www.pegadesign.com Blog: www.blog.pegadesign.com
Interaction Design - Mauro Palatucci
Mauro Palatucci's Presentation "Interaction Design" at UAT's Fall 2011 Tech Forum. This video is a recap of work from UAT students who participated in a 3 week long workshop prior to this presentation.
MDes (Interaction Design) Capstone Project - i-OASIS: Supporting Hospital Staff
"i-OASIS" by Rosa Luo. The Capstone Project of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University - MDes Interaction Design 2010-2011, and supported by Pok Oi Hospital in Hong Kong.
an interaction design pillow
an interaction design pillow, that reacts on light, approach, sound, pressure and contact.
IUAV Interaction Design - Rainbeam: fake demo
Demo for scholastic project (IUAV University, Venice). Music by Tortoise.
2012 Interaction Student Design Challenge
Lonnie Petersheim MiD uArts Philadelphia IxDA Dublin Student Design Challenge This is my audition for the student design challenge on interaction design and the news.
2011 National Design Awards: Interaction Design Award - Ben Fry
The winner of the 2011 Interaction Design Award is Ben Fry. Ben pursues a long-held fascination with visualizing data and creating tools for interaction design, most notably Processing, co-developed with Casey Reas. Ben has developed software, printed works, installations, and books that depict and explain topics from the human genome to the evolution of text documents. The Interaction Design Award is given to an individual or firm for the innovative design of digital technology.
Smart Table_2nd_Kookmin Univ. Interaction design lab.
[Abstract of Smart Table and Smart Picture] This project is funded by Seoul City Government, and lasts 5 years. This is the 4th year of this project. The goal of this project is to develop display technologies, try to help creating new market for the next generation of sensible information display set, and develop the related service. [2nd Smart Table] This Smart Table was our trial version prototype for usability and technology testing. It's our 1st prototype embedded computing system.
Glimmer: a jQuery Interactive Design Tool
Without having to touch a piece of JavaScript code, harness the power of the jQuery. Glimmer is an application provides a visual design surface which generate HTML, CSS and jQuery. With Glimmer, easily create interactive experiences and use the tool to discover ways to add animation to your site in new and unexpected places.
Unity Interactive Design Project
The Unity Interactive Design Project was developed by University of Sydney Masters of Interaction Design Students. The goal of the project was to better understand different cultures and nationalities through the use of an interactive gaming experience. It combined a well thought out concept, implementation and building of a round gaming table that showed different symbols that flashed and displayed on the screen. Users picked a country of their choice and had a set time to recognize the symbol(s) and touch it on the screen, The players who recognized and touched the particular symbol (s) in the set amount of time gathered points. The user who had the most points gathered at the end of the time period won the game. Although it was a game, the object was really to learn more about different countries and cultures and hopefully be able to break down some social stereotypes through interaction and discussion about the what the symbols may represent. www.conceptualdesigngroup.net David Garcia Copyright 2009
Demo video clip showing interaction design for a photo printer
Designed for the Aesthetic & Intuitive Interaction assignment at Industrial Design @ TU Eindhoven
Let's Get Together mobile calendar project for interactive design
I'm a HCI student at UW, and this is a group project made for ART 383 - Interaction Design. The team was myself and Brian (usability / design research), Robert (industrial design), Aaron (graphic design). I don't agree with all the decisions that ended up in the final design, but it was still a really fun project, and awesome to work with people who have real design skills. I'm used to handling both research + design. Music by Aaron's friends' band. Thoughts/comments to www.to-evolve.com
Interaction design RFID Project
welcome to Interaction design world enjoy RFIDtech with this Project
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