I think, interaction design is about to guide the user, to explain the meaning of elements in a non-verbose way. For example: you can use visual elements like shadows or texture to simulate surface feel ... The shadow has not to be beautiful or proportional to look like a shadow. Also the designer does not need expert skills in using Photoshop or similar software. He needs to know what interaction design is all about.
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