Interaction Design

Interaction Design

1. 1. What is Interaction Design

   • Good and poor design
   • What is Interaction Design
   • The User Experience
   • The process of interaction design
   • Interaction Design and user experience

2. 2. Understanding and Conceptualizing Interaction

   • Understanding the problem space
   • Conceptualizing the design space
   • Theories, models, adn framework

3. 3. Understanding Users

   • What is Cognition
   • Cognitive Framework

4. 4. Designing for collaboration and communication

   • Social Mechanisms
   • Technology-mediated social phenomena

5. 5. Affective Aspects

   • What are affective aspects
   • Expressive interfaces and positive emotions
   • Frustrating interfaces and negative emotions
   • Persuasive Technologies
   • Anthropomorphism in interaction design
   • Interface agents, virtual pets, interactive toys
   • Models of affective aspects

6. 6. Interfaces and Interactions

   • Paradigms
   • Interface types
   • Whisch Interface?

7. 7. Data Gathering

   • Four key issues
   • Data recording
   • Interviews
   • Questionnaires
   • Choosing and combining techniques

8. 15. Analytical Evaluation

   • Inspections: heuristic evaluation
   • Inspection: walkthrouht
   • Predictive models

9. 13. An Evaluation Framework

   • DECIDE: A framework to guide evaluatin

10. 14. Usability Testing and Field Studies

    • Usability Testing
    • Field Studies

11. 12. Introduction Evaluation

    • The why, what, where, and when of evaluation
    • Evaluation approaches and methods
    • Evaluation case studies
    • What did we learn from the case studies

12. 11. Design, Prototyping and Construction

    • Prototyping and construction
    • Conceptual design: moving from requirements to first design
    • Physical design : getting concrete
    • Using scenarios in design
    • Using prototypes in design
    • Tool support

13. 10. Identifying Needs and Establishing Requirements

    • What, how, and why?
    • What are requirement?
    • Data gathering for requirements
    • Data analysis, interpretation, and presentation
    • Task description
    • Task analysis

14. 8. Data Analysis, Interpretation, and Presentation

    • Qualitative and quantitative
    • Simple quantitative analysis
    • Simple qualitative analysis
    • Tools to support data analysis
    • Using theoretical frameworks
    • Presenting the findings

15. 9. The process of Interaction Design

    • What is involved in interaction design?
    • Some pratical issues
    • Lifecycle models: showing how the activities are related