Interaction Guide for Gestural Interfaces

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Once the realm of science fiction, gestural interfaces are becoming more ubiquitous every year. This talk will cover some of they key challenges facing interaction designers working with gestural interfaces; design processes to mitigate these risks; and touch on real world examples of gestural interface design today.

Technology

Interaction Design for
Gestural Interfaces
Daniel Plemmons - Software Engineer and
UX Researcher at Leap Motion
Twitter: @RandomOutput

Daniel Plemmons
Software Engineer and UX Researcher: Leap Motion
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Twitter: @RandomOutput
Email: dplemmons@leapmotion.com

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