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Designing for Interaction

Dan Saffer

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An introduction to interaction design as a discipline: approaches, research, prototyping and the craft of behavior.

236 pages2006Peachpit PressYour rating

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Designing for Interaction, by Dan Saffer, is about the field that sets how our interactive products behave. The practice sits between the technology in our devices and their visual and industrial design, and works out how to make products useful, usable and desirable. This second edition teaches design strategy, design research into people's behaviors and goals, brainstorming practice, and the methods that define product behavior. The book also brings in interviews and case studies with industry leaders, covering prototyping, service design, ubicomp, robots and work in an Agile environment.

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