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I am a student. my goal is to attempt to scratch the surface on a medium, a force, that has become so integral to the global society, that it has changed not only the way we react with interfaces, but how we interact with one another. ABOUT SITE//
A site that attempts to broaden viewer's perceptions of the ever growing cyber-community focusing particularly on the presentation, transference and retrieval of information be it visual, written or audible, plus, the interaction experienced from this process. ALTHOUGH the scope is quite broad, explored are three main topics. the concept of web 2.0 plus two creative disciplines; interactive design and information design.
I am a student. my goal is to attempt to scratch the surface on a medium, a force, that has become so integral to the global society, that it has changed not only the way we react with interfaces, but how we interact with one another. ABOUT SITE//
A site that attempts to broaden viewer's perceptions of the ever growing cyber-community focusing particularly on the presentation, transference and retrieval of information be it visual, written or audible, plus, the interaction experienced from this process. ALTHOUGH the scope is quite broad, explored are three main topics. the concept of web 2.0 plus two creative disciplines; interactive design and information design.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Definition//
Interaction design is the art of facilitating or instigating interactions between humans, mediated by products. By interactions, it is meant that it can either be one-on-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many. The products an interaction designer creates can be digital or analog, physical or incorporeal or some combination thereof.Interaction design is concerned with the behavior of products, with how products work. An interaction designer's time will be spent defining these behaviors, but the designer should never forget that the goal is to facilitate interactions between humans. It's not about interaction with a product or interaction with a computer but rather about making connections between people.
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The organization of data into comprehensive and logical information for users is known as Information Design. It has come to surface as a reaction to people’s essential need to understand and utilize information such as using a computer interface and completing forms. Its principal focus is about how we humans interpret what we hear and see into coherent information. Is a growing field that branches into graphic design, typography, ergonomics, computing studies, literature etc. Designers primarily consider the skill, purpose, age and preferences of the intended user so that they are able to present information in various forms into structured data in a clear and comprehensible manner. Data is usually structured into hierarchy or instinctive groups that enable users to easily navigate through it, for example in alphabetical order, in categories, location and time. Successful information design allows users to access information with ease and caters towards diverse need of each of these users.
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SMART Yellow Pages//
This was the first recognition that there are several different ways to find the information in a phone book and that phone directories are the best guide to any community. Clear maps, marvelously organized Subject Searches, precise icons.
Dutch Paper Money//Not only is this paper money beautiful, but it is color-coded by denomination with large, clear numbers so each amount is quickly and easily read. Additionally, for the blind, the sizes are slightly different and there are raised bumps that distinguish each denomination by touch
Mac OSX Operating System//
Even though computers have grown more complex and feature-laden, this is still the best commercial example of how personal computers can help people organize their resources and understand how to use the capabilities of an operating system.
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Interactive TV blog //
Laurel Papworth's blog //
The human network //
Favourite Website awards//
D.i //
Freedom interactive //
Dion Hinchcliffe's web 2.0 blog //
Tim O'Reilly on What is Web 2.0? (video) //
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