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it is the study of how people interact with computers and to what extent computers are or are not developed for successful interaction with human beings.

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HCI (human-computer interaction)

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Three parts of HCI

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● User
● Computer
● Interaction

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Examples of HCI

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Gaming Joystick
Qwerty
Virtual reality
Google voice search app

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has its origins in web and graphic design, but has grown into a realm on its own.

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Interaction design

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Common Interaction Design Methodology

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Goal-Driven Design
Usability
The five dimension
Cognitive psychology
UI design/User interface design
UX design/User Experience design

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It was popularized by Allan Cooper
The older methods of design which focused on what capabilities were available on the technology side of things.

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Goal-Driven Design

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It is one of the key concepts in HCI. It is concerned with making systems easy to learn and use.

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usability

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interaction designer of 1D,2D,3D and 4D.

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Gillian Crampton Smith

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interaction designer of the last dimension that one is a 5D.

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Kevin silver

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Five Dimensions:

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1D: words
2D: visual representation
3D: physical object or space
4D: time
5D: behaviour

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It is the study of how the mind works, and what mental processes take place there.

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Cognitive psychology

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three cognitive psychology was named by

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Don Norman.

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It is what process designers use to build interfaces in software or computerized devices, focusing on looks or style.

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User Interface design

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Three formats of User Interfaces design:

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-Graphical user interface (GUIs)
-Voice-controlled interface (VUIs)
-Gesture-based interface

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It is often used interchangeably with terms such as “User Interface Design” and “Usability.”

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User Experience Design or UX Design

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Six key UI design principles

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Clarity
Familiarity
User control
hierarchy
negative space
flexibility

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From recognizing interactive and static elements to making navigation intuitive, clarity is an essential part of a great UI design.

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clarity

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The Elements of Design:

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Color
line
value
space
shape
form
texture

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From recognizing interactive and static elements to making navigation intuitive, _____ is an essential part of a great UI design.

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clarity

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Users often choose system functions by mistake and will need a clearly marked ‘emergency exit’ to leave the unwanted state without having to go through an extended dialogue.

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user control

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Strong visual ______ is a core design principle of a successful user interface.

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hierarchy

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Give your elements some breathing room - don’t cram all the objects and elements together on the screen.

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negative space

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_______ doesn’t just follow a linear path, it’s about knowing your customers and giving flexibility for different customer intents.

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flexibility

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three cognitive psychology

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Mental Models
Interface Metaphors.
Affordances

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It is to separate design from the process of making

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sketching

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The sketches that you are going to create should have:

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-Quick
-Timely
-Inexpensive
-Disposable
-Plentiful
-Clear and use a common vocabulary
-Fluid
-Minimally detailed
-Appropriate refined
-Suggestive an exploratory rather than confirming
-Ambiguous

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in comparison, is a basic visual guide we use to suggest the structure of a Web site, as well as the relationships between its pages.

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Wireframes

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The wireframes that you are going to create should have:

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-Quick
-Inexpensive
-Viable
-Clear and use a common vocabulary
-Minimally detailed
-Appropriate refined
-Confirmatory

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Wireframe size for a mobile screen:

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1080px wide x 1920px long

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Wireframe size for a tablet screen:

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8” Tablet - 800px wide x 1280px long
10” Tablet - 1200px wide x 1920px long

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Wireframe size for a desktop screen:

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768px wide x 1366px long

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the gaming joystick was invented by

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Ralph Bauereckert

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He is also known as the creator of type writer

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Christopher Latham Sholesss

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This is invented by Ivan sutherland

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Virtual reality

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also known as the control column

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the gaming joystick

36
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It helps establish mood for your composition

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color

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refers to the way that two points in space are connected.

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line

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refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

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value

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Making proper use of _____ can help others view your design as you intended.

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space

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is a two-dimensional area that is surrounded by an outline

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Shape

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pertains to the way that a shape or physical configuration occupies space.

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form

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It is one of the elements of design that is used to represent how an object appears or feels.

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texture

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Two types of texture

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tactile texture- physical sense of touch
visual texture- refers to the imagined feel of the illustrated texture

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