Interaction Design: Beyond Human-Computer Interaction

Author: M. Pris
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book explores how to design next-generation interactive technologies, including Web technologies, mobile communication technologies, wearable computing technologies, and more. These exciting new technologies bring great challenges to designers and developers—not only requiring meticulous thinking but also systematic approaches. It provides a core introduction to designing interactive products to improve and expand people's work, communication, and interaction methods. Interactive design is an emerging discipline. This book delves into the science and technology associated with it, offering essential foundational knowledge for practitioners and future innovators. It combines numerous examples to introduce the cognitive, social, and emotional issues involved in interactive design, exploring how to apply various new analysis, design, evaluation, and principles to develop successful interactive products. The book also provides many inspiring materials and lists a wealth of supplementary reading resources. The book is maintained by multiple authors, with a supporting website offering additional resources and learning support for readers.