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Slidestack used to welcome HCI studnets to TLU in 2014

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hci.tlu.ee

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www.facebook.com/hci.tlu.ee

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www.facebook.com/groups/tlu.imke

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doing things easily and with pleasure

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doing things easily and with pleasure

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doing things easily and with pleasure

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doing things easily and with pleasure

useful usable desirable

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usefulness and usability are pragmatic

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usefulness and usability are pragmatic

they relate to do-goals

post a tweet, lookup a place, setup a website, play a game

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desirability is hedonic

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desirability is hedonic

it relates to be-goals

be independent, look cool, belong, remain focused, be loved

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user experience depends on both pragmatic and hedonic qualities

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user experiences occurs when a person interacts with a product…

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…and that is why the design of such interactions should be carefully addressed

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interaction design is about shaping digital things for people’s use

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…it involves changing situations by shaping and deploying artifacts

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…it is about exploring possible futures

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…it entails framing the challenge while creating possible solutions

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…it involves thinking through sketching and other tangible representations

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…it addresses instrumental, technical, aesthetical and other aspects throughout

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discover define develop deliver

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reframe envision

discover create

discover

define

deliver & develop

define

act

know make

reflect

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…it builds on multiple design paradigms

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approach overview users designer

user-centered design

focuses on user needs and goals

guide the design translates user needs and goals

activity-centered design

focuses on the tasks and

activities that need to be

accomplished

perform the activities

creates tools for actions

systems centered design

focuses on the components of a

system

set the goals of the system

makes sure all the parts of the

system are in place

creator centered design

relies on the skill and wisdom of designers used

to make products

source of validation

is the source of inspiration

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…and this is how the different design paradigms are intertwined

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user and activity centered design

Purpose

Evalu-ation

Artefact Benefici-aries

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systems centered design

Purpose

Evalu-ation

Artefact Benefici-aries

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creator centered design

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Evalu-ation

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... each contributing in a way or another to interaction design

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Purpose

Evalu-ation

Artefact Benefici-aries

interaction design

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strengths and weaknesses

Artefact Purpose Evaluations Beneficiaries

User and activity-centred Systems

Genius

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in sum, interaction design addresses…

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humans

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technology

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design

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…and only combining all three paradigms does it realize its potential

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the HCI programme addresses all three paradigms…

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