Section 1-What Is ID? Flashcards

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What are examples of poor Interaction Design?

A
  • Trying to use self-check out at grocery store and it takes you a half hour
  • Can’t get your car to tell you what’s wrong with it when it breaks down
  • Struggle to synchronize your mobile phone to your computer
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Who named Interaction Design?

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In 1990, Bill Moggridge, a principle at a design firm called IDEO

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What attitudes do designers have?

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  • Focus on the user
  • Finding alternatives
  • using ideation and prototyping
  • Collaborating and addressing constraints
  • Creating appropriate solutions
  • drawing on wide range of influences
  • Incorporating emotion
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What is Interaction Design?

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  • Art form

* facilitates interactions between humans through products and services

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5
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In 1830 ______ invented a system where electromagnetic pulses were turned into coded language for communication.

A

Samuel Morse

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1940’s saw the invention of the first computational machines-the forerunners of the modern computer. Engineered to solve computational problems.

                             True/False
A

True

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In the 1960’s engineers began to focus on the human aspects of interacting with machines. Control panels, switches, and monitors were designed for human interaction.

                               True/False
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True

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During the 1970’s, the command line interface was developed.

                              True/False
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True

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9
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Who in the 1980’s developed the first graphical user interfaces?

A. Microsoft
B. Apple
C. XEROX
D. Both Apple and XEROX

A

D. Both Apple and XEROX

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Why practice Interaction Design?

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  • Identifies and fixes problems with existing technologies
  • Makes products and services useful, sensible, engaging, and fun (making world better place)
  • Discovers new ways of interaction between humans and things
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What are the Examples of good Interaction Design?

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  • Become engrossed in a computer game
  • Share photos on the web
  • Text message a friend from your mobile phone
  • Are treated quickly and well in an emergency room
  • Post to your blog
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