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Introduction

• Imagine that you have been asked to design a


cloud-based service to enable people to share
and curate their photos, movies, music, chats,
documents, and so on, in an efficient, safe, and
enjoyable way.
• What would you do? How would you start?
Would you begin by sketching how the interface
might look, work out how the system architecture
should be structured, or just start coding?
• Or, would you start by asking users about their
current experiences with sharing files and
examine the existing tools, for example,
Dropbox and Google Drive, and based on this
begin thinking about how you were going to
design the new service? What would you do
next?
• This chapter discusses the process of
interaction design, that is, how to design an
interactive product
• There are many fields of design, such as
graphic design, architectural design, industrial
design, and software design.
• Although each discipline has its own approach
to design, there are commonalities-- captured
in the doublediamond of design, as shown
inbelow. This approach has four phases which
are iterated:
doublediamond of design
Discover: Designers try to gather insights about
the problem.

Define: Designers develop a clear brief that


frames the design challenge.

Develop: Solutions or concepts are created,


prototyped, tested, and iterated.

Deliver: The resulting project is finalized,


produced, and launched
What Is Involved in Interaction Design?

• Interaction design has specific activities


focused on discovering requirements for the
product, designing something to fulfill those
requirements, and producing prototypes that
are then evaluated.
• Generating alternatives is a key principle in
most design disciplines and one that is also
central to interaction design.
• Linus Pauling, twice a Nobel Prize winner,
once said, “The best way to get a good idea is
to get lots of ideas.” Generating lots of ideas is
not necessarily hard, but choosing which of
them to pursue is more difficult.
• Involving users and others in the design
process .
• This requires the design to be captured and
expressed in a form that allows review,
revision, and improvement. There are many
ways of doing this, one of the simplest being
to produce a series of sketches
• to write a description in natural language, to draw a series

of diagrams, and to build a prototype, that is, a limited

version of the final product.

• A combination of these techniques is likely to be the most

effective.

• When users are involved, capturing and expressing a

design in a suitable format is especially important since

they are unlikely to understand jargon or specialist

notations
make notes on the following
strictly use the book: below
1. Four Approaches to Interaction Design
2. The Importance of Involving Users
3. Degrees of User Involvement
4. User Involvement After Product Release
5. What Is a User-Centered Approach?
6. Assume you are involved in eveloping a novel
online experience for buying garden plants. (base
your answer on the 3 principles of user centred
design.....)
7. Four Basic Activities of Interaction Design
8. A Simple Lifecycle Model for Interaction
Design
question 9
a) Who are the users?
b) What are the users’ needs?
c) How to generate alternative designs
d) How to choose among alternatives

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