Learning IxD From Everyday Objects
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How can we get inspiration from all the everyday technology that surrounds us? A talk given at Adaptive Path's UX Week 2007 in Washington DC.
Learning IxD From Everyday Objects
- 1. Learning Interaction Design from Everyday Objects Bill DeRouchey Ziba Design
- 4. Inspiration surrounds us in everyday objects.
- 11. We make things for people to use.
- 18. Interaction has a language
- 19. Interaction has a language that we create and curate.
- 20. How? Color Icons, Words Size, Shape Layout, Motion Sequence Sound, Feel
- 21. Why? Priority Clarity Purpose
- 22. Priority
- 23. Do the elements have a hierarchy? Priority
- 24. Do the Size elements have Color a hierarchy? Zoning
- 26. 62 59 55 48
- 27. Tivo
- 28. Tivo Select Adjust Highest Priority: Control The Hero Pinpoint
- 31. Clarity
- 32. Does the interface communicate clearly? Clarity
- 33. Does the Words interface Icons communicate Color clearly?
- 39. Power icon 01
- 50. Bad Good
- 51. Fire Bad Tree Pretty
- 54. Design Problem: = Recording (Good), and Alarm (Bad) = Power
- 57. Design Solution: = Something is wrong = Everything is okay
- 58. Purpose
- 59. Does the product maintain its essence? Purpose
- 60. Does the Simplicity product Perspective maintain its Restraint essence?
- 71. More at my site of the Button.com www.History and Dan’s site Ideas But in Things.com/ixd www.No bill@historyofthebutton.com Thank you. bill_derouchey@ziba.com