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Interactive design incorporates the following disciplines.....(7.)
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1. Engineering
2. Psychology 3. Computer Science 4. Communication 5. Design 6. User experience 7. Human Computer Interaction |
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Interaction Design is the art of facilitating interactions between....
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humans through products, services, and interactions between humans and products. (awareness)
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ID is an art form, not a science. rules are only....
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guidelines.
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on the context and problems under specific circumstances.
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ID is applied in nature, fosters......
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communication and interaction between two or more humans or AI entities.
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In ID products can be....
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digital or analog, physical or incorporeal, or any combination of these things.
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ID never aligns itself with a specific.......
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technology or medium
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ID is concerned with....
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behaviors of products or service, and how they work.
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Pre-historic Interaction design.....
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landmarks by the celts and other tribal entities that marked or communicated borders and directions throughout generations
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In 1830's Samuel Morse invented a system where
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electromagnetic pulse were turned into coded language for communication.
This lead to the first networks of...... |
cables, telegraphs, and trained operators.
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1940's saw the invention of the first....
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computational machines, which were the forerunners of the modern computers.
These machines were engineered for solving computation problems. |
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In the 60s engineers began to focus on the.....
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human aspect of interacting with machines.
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Control panels, switches, and monitors were designed and engineered for....
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humans to interact with machine systems.
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During the 70s the command line interface was developed....
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this set the stage for innovation by Xerox and Apple who in the 1980's developed the first graphical user interfaces, or GUIs.
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80s gave commercial internet, digital network, sensors and
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microprocessors officially gave birth to ID as a formal discipline.
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ID focuses on.....
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users, enable task and goals achievement.
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ID is about finding....
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alternatives, creating new options and rejecting all existing ones.
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ID uses......
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ideation and prototyping, brainstorming, modeling, and testing ideas.
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ID is about Collaborating &
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Addressing Constraints, working together within business and resource parameters.
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ID creates....
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solutions that are appropriate to specific problems.
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ID draws on....
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influences, which consider ideas from outside of the design discipline.
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ID incorporates emotion to...
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connect with people on a personal level.
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ID addresses the subliminal.....
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aspects of design(the little things)
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ID identifies and fixes.....
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problems with existing technologies
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ID makes products and services...
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useful, sensible, engaging, fun, and makes the world a better place.
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ID discovers and facilitates new ways of.....
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interaction between people and things.
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Interaction Design (ID) is a new, multi-faceted discipline facilitating interactions between humans through.....
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products and services, and interactions between humans and products (awareness)
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ID was formalized as a discipline in the.....
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90, but there is evidence that ID has been around since pre-historic times.
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ID is necessary for facilitating human interaction with...
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machines and systems, and discovering and resolving problems between them. This makes ID different from other disciplines.
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