Mission Critical Interaction Design - UX Meetup & IxDA Los Angeles 2010
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This is the 2010 IxDA LA / UX Meetup presentation by Mikkel Michelsen, explaining the fundamentals of interaction design in a mission critical context. (declassified version) No copyright infringement intended.
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Mission Critical Interaction Design - UX Meetup & IxDA Los Angeles 2010
- 1. Mission Critical Interaction Design UX Meetup & IxDA Los Angeles Mikkel Michelsen Senior UX Designer www.reaktion.com [email_address]
- 4. Arenas
- 6. When things go wrong…
- 7. Users can act unpredictably
- 8. Environments, users and systems
- 10. Embedded legacy
- 12. Going digital
- 13. Accessability
- 14. Lighting
- 15. Key tasks and attention span
- 16. Monitor or use?
- 18. Designing alarms
- 20. Friction
- 21. Friction
- 23. 1: Reduce # elements
- 24. 2: Reduce # layers/steps
- 25. 3: Apply Fitts Law 1935 1988 1962 2009
- 26. Trends
- 27. Sharing
- 28. 4: Visual design reduces friction
- 29. 5: Reduce cognitive load
- 30. Physical layout
- 31. 6: Automate
- 32. 7: Performance equals fluidity
- 34. Mission Critical Interaction Design
- 35. Thank you! UX Meetup & IxDA Los Angeles Mikkel Michelsen www.reaktion.com [email_address]
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- 1 Fitss law states that the ease of use of a control is proportional to size and inversely proportional to distance 2 This is why in many cases you will see mission critical systems “ surrounding ” the user 3 For modern digital interfaces, this means that factors like mouse travel distances or other gestural distances are important to a succesful design. 4 This is also why sound input is a way to reduce the friction of input - there is no “distance”. It is however diffifult to design for sound in high-noise environments.