Designing User ExperienceDesigning User Experience presents a comprehensive introduction to the practical issue of creating interactive systems, services and products from a human-centred perspective. It develops the principles and methods of human-computer interaction (HCI) and Interaction Design (ID) to deal with the design of twenty-first-century computing and the demands for improved user experience (UX). It brings together the key theoretical foundations of human experiences when people interact with and through technologies. It explores UX in a wide variety of environments and contexts. |
Contents
Preface | |
Further reading | |
Publishers acknowledgements | |
a framework for designing UX 3 The process of humancentred UX design | |
Web links | |
Summary and key points | |
Summary and key points | 2-21 |
Perception and navigation | 2-25 |
Contexts for designing UX 14 Designing apps and websites | 13-17 |
Ubiquitous computing | 13-18 |
Mobile computing | 13-19 |
Wearable computing | 13-20 |
Summary and key points | 13-21 |
Understanding | 14-7 |
Summary and key points | 14-25 |
Aims | 14-27 |
Collaborative environments | 3-16 |
Summary and key points | 3-27 |
An introduction to user experience | 4-1 |
Crosschannel | 4-12 |
Usability | 5-5 |
Summary and key points | 5-13 |
Experience design | 5-28 |
Techniques for designing | 5-31 |
Summary and key points | 5-35 |
Understanding | 5-64 |
Envisionment | 5-65 |
Multimodal interface design | 8-13 |
Summary and key points | 8-19 |
Design | 8-30 |
Evaluation | 8-61 |
Summary and key points | 8-74 |
Task analysis | 8-88 |
Visual interface design | 8-93 |
Multimodal interface design | 13-6 |
References | 14-48 |
Social media | 14-54 |
Summary and key points | 14-55 |
Summary and key points | 14-101 |
Ubiquitous computing | 14-115 |
Summary and key points | 14-129 |
Aims | 14-149 |
Summary and key points | 20-15 |
Foundations of UX design | 20-18 |
Memory and attention 22 Affect | 20-22 |
Summary and key points | 20-40 |
Summary and key points | 22-17 |
Cognition and action | 22-19 |
Cognition and action | 22-36 |
Social interaction | 24-6 |
Summary and key points | 1970 |
Perception and navigation | 1973 |
References | 1995 |
Index | 2025 |
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Designing User Experience: A Guide To Hci, Ux And Interaction Design David Benyon No preview available - 2019 |
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