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    Introduction to Interaction Design

    Lecture 01
    Introduction to Interaction Design

    Prof. Sonal Atreya


    DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN

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    Lecture 01
    Introduction

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    Source:www.arngren.net

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    What is interaction and, why does it matter in design?
    How do you optimize the users’ interactions with a system?
    • How people act and react to events
    • What are people good and bad at
    • Getting people involved in the design

    Source: Designed by slidesgo

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    Goal
    • Create engaging user experiences.
    • Understand how emotions work.
    • What is significance of aesthetics, desirability, and the role of
    narrative in human experience.
    • Business side, technical side, manufacturing side, and marketing
    side.

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    Who is involved in Interaction design?
    Design team depends on the kind of interactive product being built.
    Example: health app
    Graphic and interaction designers, software engineers, software
    designers, health care professionals, ergonomists.

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    Source: google.com

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    What is Human-computer Interaction (HCI)?
    Importance of Human-computer
    Interaction:
    • Efficiency
    • User Satisfaction
    • Accessibility
    • Safety
    • Innovation

    Source: Designed by macrovector

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    History: Human-computer Interaction
    ENIAC, Electronic Numerical Integrator and
    Computer
    • It was the first electronic digital
    computer which was programmable.
    • It used plugboards for communicating
    instructions to the machine.

    Source: https://cdn.britannica.com/95/170195-050-EFCB2F83/ENIAC-
    1946.jpg

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    • The Second World War provided the impetus for
    studying the interaction between humans and
    machines, as each side strove to produce more
    effective weapons systems.
    • HCI was studied in many devices like Radars,
    control panels of complex machines, military
    equipment, etc.
    • The term human–computer
    interaction has only been in
    widespread use since the
    early 1980s.

    Source image1: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8c/Two_women_operating


    _ENIAC_(full_resolution).jpg
    Source image2: https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/how-radar-changed-the-second-world-war

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    Ivan Sutherland’s SketchPad-1963
    • Introduced the concept of digital
    sketching, 3D CAD, icons, visual
    simulation and virtual reality,
    efficient use of light pen.

    Source: https://bimaplus.org/news/the-very-beginning-of-the-digital-representation-ivan-sutherland-sketchpad/

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    Evolution of Interaction following the advancement of technology
    • No Interactions
    • Attentive Interactions
    • Graphical User Interactions
    • Touch and feel interaction
    • Immersive interaction
    • Interaction using AI

    Source: https://medium.com/xrpractices/evolution-of-technology-and-user-interactions-e9ab9c2d37f

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    Significant Advances in Human-Computer
    interaction since 1960

    Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/being-human/

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    Evolution of interaction in telephone devices

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    1. Rotatory dials
    2. Touch-tone telephone
    3. Chordless telephone
    4. Mobile telephones
    5. Telephones with touch interactive display
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    Evolution in interaction with better design and ease of use.

    • Use of voice assistance


    • Easy scrolling through
    channels.
    • Limited quick access
    button
    • Ergonomically design

    Source: https://www.samsung.com/in/tvs/tv-buying-guide/remote-control-for-tv/

    “Good design is as little design as possible” ~ Dieter Rams

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    Source: https://www.apple.com/in/shop/product/MNC73Z/A/siri-remote Source: https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-strengthens-its-smart-tv-
    voice-capabilities

    • Typing on TV was made easier by enabling voice


    assistance on devices like Apple Siri Remote, and
    Samsung remotes and TVs with in-built Alexa

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    Thank You

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