Human-centered interface interactive system design

Author: JefRaskin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: If we want to overcome the inherent flaws of current human-computer interfaces, it is very necessary to understand the teachings of this book; if not, reading it is also fine. Many important aspects of interaction design are not included in this book, as they have been thoroughly elaborated in many other literatures. The intention of this book is to supplement existing interface design methods or predict the future. This book outlines the research achievements in the field of human-computer interface design, provides a detailed argument that interface design ideas should be based on cognitive science and consider the characteristics of human minds, points out the shortcomings of current interface design at the same time, and proposes ideas for new product development. This book integrates the content of multiple disciplines such as computer science, ergonomics, and psychology, making it an indispensable book for interface developers and related researchers. In this book, we can see that "human-centered design" is no longer just an ideal of human-computer relationships, but has become a specific design principle and implementation method that can be reflected in interfaces and related software and hardware technologies.