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* Look and feel come second, what people need to do comes first. | * Look and feel come second, what people need to do comes first. | ||
* “Design is not about how things look. Design is about how things work.” – Steve Jobs | * “Design is not about how things look. Design is about how things work.” – Steve Jobs | ||
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| + | = Usability = | ||
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| + | * Key thought is making interactive systems usable i.e. giving them '''usability''' meaning: | ||
| + | ** Effective | ||
| + | ** Efficient | ||
| + | ** Learnable | ||
| + | ** Memorable | ||
| + | ** Satisfying | ||
| + | ** Positive User Experience | ||
| + | *** Enjoyable | ||
| + | *** Fun | ||
| + | *** Entertaining | ||
| + | *** Aesthetically pleasing | ||
| + | *** Supportive of creativity | ||
Revision as of 11:27, 13 January 2012
Intro
- In a broad sense, an interactive technology is any technology intended to help people complete a task, achieve their goals.
- Look and feel come second, what people need to do comes first.
- “Design is not about how things look. Design is about how things work.” – Steve Jobs
Usability
- Key thought is making interactive systems usable i.e. giving them usability meaning:
- Effective
- Efficient
- Learnable
- Memorable
- Satisfying
- Positive User Experience
- Enjoyable
- Fun
- Entertaining
- Aesthetically pleasing
- Supportive of creativity
