Lab 1: The goals of Interaction Design
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This document discusses the goals of interaction design. Interaction design draws from multiple disciplines including computer science, cognitive science, engineering, sociology, psychology, and language. It lists desirable aspects of interaction design such as being satisfying, enjoyable, and emotionally fulfilling. In contrast, undesirable aspects include being boring, frustrating, or making users feel stupid. The document ends with instructing a class to discuss why they chose their mobile phone brand based on the listed user experience goals.
Lab 1: The goals of Interaction Design
- 1. Lab 1: The Goal of Interaction Design Prepared by: Syariffanor Hisham syariffanor@utem.edu.my UTeM
- 2. What is Interaction Design? Computer Science Cognitive Science Engineering Sociology Psychology Language
- 3. What is your mobile phone brand?
- 4. Desirable aspects Satisfying Enjoyable Engaging Pleasurable Exciting Entertaining Helpful Motivating Challenging Enhancing sociability Supporting creativity Rewarding Emotionally fulfilling Undesirable aspects Boring Frustrating Making you feel guilty Annoying Unpleasant Patronizing Making you feel stupid gimmicky
- 5. Class Discussion Discuss why you chose the brand of your mobile phone based on the user experience goals listed earlier