The Design of Everyday Web
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The document discusses interaction design principles such as perceived affordances, which refer to visual cues that suggest how objects can be interacted with. It emphasizes making relevant interactive parts visible and providing feedback to users. Designers should leverage affordances by mimicking real-world physical properties, use action words to indicate interactions, and focus on functions over controls to prevent feature creep.
The Design of Everyday Web
- 3. micro
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- 7. “…properties that determine just how the thing could possibly be used.”- Don Norman, The Design of Everyday Things
- 8. “This thing is telling me to ___ it”
- 9. action words
- 10. *TODO: Need push plate photo*push
- 11. pull
- 17. mimic IRL physical properties
- 24. visibility
- 25. “making relevant parts visible”
- 26. “I didn’t know I could do that!”
- 27. “You need to click this, then you can do that.”
- 30. feature creep
- 31. feedback
- 35. a:hover {/* your cool effect here*/}
- 39. make relevant parts visible
- 40. provide feedback
- 41. Thanks.Justin Davistext “jdavis” to 50500@jwd2a
Editor's Notes
- #13: Affordances gone wrong