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- 1. Designing Interactions Nate’s Final Independent Study Presentation
- 2. Why?
- 5. Milestones Week Subject Deliverable 2 Bill Moggridge Background Blog Creation 1 Blog Post 3 Forward, Introduction Chapter 1: The Mouse and Desktop Presentation 1 2 Blog Posts 4 Chapter 2: My PC 2 Blog Posts 5 Chapter 3: From the Desk to the Palm “ 6 Chapter 4: Adopting Technology “
- 6. Milestones Week Subject Deliverable 7 Chapter 5: Play Presentation Blog Post 1 Blog Post 8 Chapter 6: Services Chapter 7: The Internet 4 Blog Posts 9 Chapter 8: Multisensory and Multimedia 2 Blog Posts 10 Chapter 9: Futures and Alternative Nows “ 11 Chapter 10: People and Prototypes 2 Blog Posts Final Presentation
- 10. 19 Blog Posts
- 11. 19 Blog Posts
- 12. Talk to Designers Walkthrough of their process of UI design
- 14. What is Design? “Not easily defined”
- 15. What is Good Design? “Good design comes from successful synthesis of a solution that recognizes all the relevant constraints, and the nature of the constraints defines the difference between design disciplines”
- 17. What is Interaction Design? “The design of the subjective and qualitative aspects of everything that is both digital and interactive, creating designs that are useful, desirable, and accessible”
- 18. What I’ve Learned.. Recap from last time!!
- 19. 4 Dimensions of Design 1st: Text 2nd: Pictures and Icons 3rd: Physical Interactions 4th: Motion and Time
- 20. Interaction Design Paradigms Intelligence Tool Media Life Vehicle
- 21. Interaction Design Processes Motivation Meaning Models Mappings
- 23. What I’ve Learned.. The New Stuff
- 24. 5 Design Skills Solutions from constraints and how the final result is effected Frame the objective or problem Come up with alternative solutions Knowing which of the alternatives to pick from Visualize and prototype the objective
- 25. Landscape of Play Media Based Role Play Skill and Achievement Based Creative Simulation Strategy
- 26. Game Design Player’s Goals Speed and Scope Space Control Mapping Feedback Loops
- 27. People Latent Needs and Desires vs. Explicit Opportunities and Needs Research Methods
- 28. Surveys Video Ethnography Focus Groups Observational Techniques Doing Latent Opportunities and Needs Saying Explicit Opportunities and Needs Micro Techniques (Interpretive) Macro Techniques (Statistical)
- 29. Prototyping 3 Types of Interaction Design Screen Based
- 30. Prototyping 3 Types of Interaction Design Interactive Products
- 31. Prototyping 3 Types of Interaction Design Services
- 32. Two Design Philosophies Expert Design Get the best designers, use their intuition Not as much testing User Centered Design Based on a lot of user testing
- 33. What I Did Well..
- 34. Made a Scalable Goal
- 35. Made it Career Focused (and project!)
- 36. Focused on Parts of Book Which leads me to….
- 37. What It Lacked..
- 39. 2007: A Little Old..
- 41. Design Is Hard to Study Learn by doing!
- 42. Plan for further study.. Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate Iterate
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- Critically Examining the subjects, and rephrasing in my own words
- Take advantage of Silicon valley, talk to people in these companies
- Definition
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- Adventure and story, sports and first person shooters, hobby development and community, basic designs make entertaining solotions. Those are the peaks on the map, but other peaks exist
- In game or out of game goals (sports), how often they make important decisions, how big of an area they can navigate, how players input into the game, feedback loops when you find how your action effected something how long that takes
- Video ethnography is using stop frame video to watch a space or task to reveal patterns of use. Observational techniques is where design team goes to wherever the design context exists to see what people really do, as opposed to what they say
- GUI, don’t go straight to medium you’re designing in. But good to actually build these things; why programmers make good designers. Flash, dreamweave
- Learned this from my interview, there are two main philosophies, Moggridge firmly believes in one
- I’m not interested in the amount of history he gives, or how certain tech was developed. Like why xerox thought this would work in 1982. I like the concepts I just presented about, and I wish it presented a little more.
- As with any technology, by the time a book is printed, the whole design world can be flipped on it’s head.
- As with any technology, by the time a book is printed, the whole design world can be flipped on it’s head.
- Not easy to say what works and doesn’t work, it all comes through practice. Moggdrigerecomends learning by doing
- As the book says, designing is something you learn by doing, so I’ll continue to do more and more. It’s a hard thing to academically study.