Interaction Design and Experience Design TechEase09

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1. A workshop on Interaction DesigAshish A. TiwariUX Architect, CordysOct 4, TechEase’09National Workshop for Students on Usability and Interface Designn and Experience Design
2. Activity
3. The transition
4. Complexity of simple Objects
5. Simple Objects? Transition
6. What is simple
7. Systems for determining simplicity against the new developments :Design thinking Approach by IDEO
8. Systems for determining simplicity against the new developments :Who is using it?What is the interface?Hos is it used?Who can afford it?
9. Timeline for technology development – Cards/Switches
10. ENIAC 1943
11. Switches, Tape and Punch Cards 1940s-1960s
12. IBM Electronic Calculators 1950s
13. MITS Altair 1975Imagine a land where computers are in the hands of the people.Creative people from farmers to merchants to students to engineers to housewives to dentists to poets....Imagine a land where the computer is in harmony with man, with nature, with hope, with peace.Imagine a land where computer power is affordable and understandable to almost everyone. You are imagining the land of Altair.The land of Altair is now.
14. Timeline for technology development – Keyboard
15. Laboratory Instrument Computer 1962
16. The Early Home computers from 1970s
17. Command line based Application Interfaces
18. Timeline for technology development – Graphical User Interface
19. Ivan Sutherland- Sketchpad 1963
20. Douglas Engelbart with Mouse in 1964
21. Xerox alto 1973
22. Xerox Star 1981
23. Apple LISA 1983
24. Timeline for technology development – Hypertext Networks
25. ARPAnet and USEnet 1980s
26. WWW 1990shttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_InternetIndia got is Internet connection on Aug 14, 1995 via VSNL as Gateway Internet Access Service – GIAS at Bombay, Delhi, Calcutta and Madras. It was launched a week late!http://dxm.org/techonomist/news/vsnlnow.htmlAvailable dial-up speed was 9.6 kbps, and if you can affor a leased line, upto 128kbps (at 10 times the cost)http://dxm.org/techonomist/news/vsnl.html
27. Timeline for technology development – Mobility
28. Laptops (portable computers) 1980s
29. Mobile Devices 2000s
30. Humans are naturally wired for Evolution/Adoption/Adaption
31. People, drive Business and TechnologyThe desires, copuled with viability and feasibility drives newer solutions.
32. It is design thinking that drives people into getting the best solution desired out of viability and feasibility.
33. The level at which Design can be “set” in an organization, or at an individual level
34. Oppurtunities for innovation :Emotional innovation : When desirability meets viabilityFunctional innovation : When desirability meets feasibilityProcess innovation : When viability meets feasibilityExperience Innovation : Combimation of Emotional, Functional and Process Innovation.
35. Bill Moggridge, Designing InteractionsDonald Norman, The Design of Everyday Thingshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE | Michael Wesch, “The Machine is Us/ing Us” http://articles.sitepoint.com/article/real-history-gui | Mike Tuck, “The Real History of the GUI”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_graphical_user_interface | Wikipedia, History of GUIIBM Archives | http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/index.htmlMarc Rettig, “Interaction Design History In A Teeny Little Nutshell”http://bondartscience.com/ | “Foundations in Interaction Design”http://www.digibarn.com, http://www.classiccmp.org & http://oldcomputers.net/ | Incredible archives of all things related to computer history, dates, adverts, technical specs and all.Collection of History of GUI related links : http://delicious.com/AshishTiwari/HistoryMatthew May, “Elegance by Design: The Art of Less” | http://sloanreview.mit.edu/special-report/2009/07/27/elegance-by-design-the-art-of-less/Tim Brown, IDEO, “Design Thinking” | http://www.ideo.com/thinking/approach/ & http://designthinking.ideo.com/?p=49
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