Author: DeeDee Kwon

Information Architecture experience

Information architecture is the process of structuring components, which clearly describes them and creates ways for people to understand and satisfy them effectively. As an interaction designer, there are countless processes before making a prototype, for example, by developing strategies such as concept maps and site maps, task flow, etc. This process helps understand primary…

Typographer: Zuzana Licko

Zuzana Licko is a type designer and one of the first designers to use the Mackintosh computer. Zuzana Licko was born in 1961 in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, and emigrated with her parents to the U.S. in 1968. She graduated with a degree in Graphic Communications from the University of California at Berkeley in 1984. Licko’s father…

3D Modeling- SketchUp History

SketchUp is a Computer Graphics software program widely used within the realms of architectural designing, CAD, and 3D modeling. Mechanical engineers, interior designers, and film and video game creators actively use this software to deliver prolific results. The software was originally developed by startup company @Last Software, co-founded by Brad Schell and Joe Esch in 1999. SketchUp…

Interaction Pattern Language

After reading Alexander’s pattern language, I wondered what the pattern was. Patterns are standard solutions to the problems that appear in the context as part of an effort to systematically reveal the ‘how’ or ‘process’ of architectural design – and the pattern of constant interaction with other elements in space follows the order of “situation”…

Computer Innovation

Doug Engelbart invented human-computer interface (HCI) technology, laying the foundation for early computer technology and the Internet. He focused on the concepts of word processor function, window, computer-based conference, groupware, etc. He showed people using computers for the first time in sharing knowledge and information, which has become the starting point and fundamental element of…

Muriel Cooper

Muriel Cooper, an influential twentieth-century designer, best known for her pioneering in book design who also engaged in digital design, design research, and education. Muriel Cooper, born in 1925, attended college in Ohio State, and then went to Massachusetts College of Art. After graduation, she worked as a freelancer at a publishing company and became…

Human Factors in Design

Dreyfuss published The Measure of Man: Human Factors in Design; He pioneered the idea of human factors affecting design. Dreyfus learned about people, their tendencies, their reservations, their ambitions, and their unbridled passions. He used functional through products that people interact with. Discovering opportunities for rapid innovation is understanding “people,” not “users.” Thus a sound…

#Vannevar Bush’s Vision

The Memex, Vannevar Bush designed a hypothetical document-manipulation system that would permit him to be a better researcher, by managing the annotated links he established between documents. His vision was how we handle and interact with information took a step towards the reality of the creation of hypertext and the basic linked web. It’s similar…

Manifesto!

What’s interesting about interaction design is that the design itself is very simple. It doesn’t contain too many stories. The ultimate goal of design is to define and solve problems and provide a better life for humans. Communication can soon be a design and it is interesting to think of it and create something new…

Instructional Interface Design

Nowadays the training environment is increasingly computer-based. Since teachers or facilitators are often physically unavailable to guide the learning process, it is essential to do so by communicating effectively. Although there are numerous guidelines regarding interface design, the design of guidance interfaces is difficult. First, there are abundant guidelines to sift through. Second, few if…

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