Presentation to structure some thoughts on current interaction issues / possibilities with both content & functionality (off- and online). Presented at Barcamp 2009 in Antwerp
6. Chris Anderson
“...along came GUIs and eventually the Macintosh - a graphical interface that made your computer easier to
use, democratising the technology and putting it in the hands of people other than the IT guys (who would
have seen GUIs as wasteful in terms of their demands on the processors).”
7. 1984 1985
Mac OS System 1.0 Windows 1.0x
http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/03/operating-system-interface-design-between-1981-2009/
8. 2007
Mac OS X Leopard Windows Vista
http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/03/operating-system-interface-design-between-1981-2009/
9. functionality
each program is working differently
functionality only works the program itself
each program / suite has it’s own standard
portability?
10. fan of the command line
Launchy
Quicksilver
Windows
Mac
http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/overview http://www.launchy.net
11. command
=
more than search
Moving a file Queueing an album Emailing a File
in iTunes
Quick interaction across programs
direct acces to functionality
and uniformisation
12. After an adaptation period,
Quicksilver becomes an extension of yourself;
the process fades away leaving only the results.
Lao-tze and S. Mitchell
13. IT professionals
(command line)
democratising
(GUI)
offline functionality
(clutter)
command line
(only me?)
17. functionality
each site works differently, but
functionality could work outside the site too
opensource movement / portability
API’s / RSS
Still: information & service = divided