On Oct 28, 2008, at 1:46 p, allison wrote:
My point was that while interactive products need to have great
interaction, not every interactive product needs to have *visual*
design. What about the Metro card machines in the NYC subway system?
They're cute but the UI is pretty basic. Despite this the
interaction design is great b/c they're fast and so easy to use.
What level of visual or product design skill, or engineering for that
matter, did those designers need to have in order to create a great
interaction design?
Any thoughts about whether http://www.livescribe.com/ Pulse
constitutes great interaction?
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Barbara Ballard
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Designing compelling, usable, and device-appropriate software and web
sites for mobile devices.
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