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Interaction Design (IxD) defines the structure and behavior of interactive systems Interaction designers strive to create meaningful relationships between people and the products and services that they use from computers to mobile devices to appliances and beyond Our practices are evolving with the world
With the increasing penetration of the Internet, the advent of home and leisure computing, and eventually the emergence of digital interactive consumer products, the two cultures of design and engineering gravitated towards a common interest in discretionary use and user experience. Towards the turn of the century, the notion of interaction design ...
Digital things are what interaction design shapes. This is essentially to say that interaction designers work in digital materials- software, electronics, communication networks, and the like. And, as pointed out above, the digital materials pose specific requirements on, e.g., sketching practices. When designing an innovative interaction technique...
People’s useis what interaction design shapes digital things for. As indicated above, the historical notion of people’s use was tightly connected to workplace settings and instrumental motivations: Use the program to get the job done as quickly, efficiently and correctly as possible. With the growth of digital technology outside the workplace in th...
To me, the most approachable book-length introduction to interaction design is Designing for interaction: Creating innovative applications and devicesby Dan Saffer (New Riders, 2nd ed., 2009). Following on from that, Sketching the user experience: Getting the design right and the right designby Bill Buxton (Morgan Kaufmann, 2007) offers a very usef...
Interaction design has evolved to facilitate interactions between people and their environment. Unlike user experience design, which accounts for all user-facing aspects of a system, interaction designers are only concerned with the specific interactions between users and a screen. Of course, in practice things are never so crisply delineated.
However, UX considers the interaction between a user and product as part of the user's entire experience, whereas interaction designers focus solely on how users interact with products. As such, some smaller organizations may assign interaction design responsibilities to their UX designers. Conversely, larger organizations may separate the roles.
The prudent interaction designer responds to this evolution by constantly exploring the web for new interactions and taking advantage of new technologies—while always keeping in mind that the right interaction or technology is the one that best meets the persona’s needs, and not merely the newest or most exciting.
The book Thoughtful interaction design: A design perspective on information technology by myself and Erik Stolterman (MIT Press, 2004) introduces a number of concepts for thinking about interaction design processes, skills and practices.