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  • ====UX/Cybernetics Design==== See [[Cybernetic UX Design]]
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  • ...se it is successful, but not actually implement any of the interactions or design consistency anywhere else in their application.
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  • ...orical and Theoretical Studies at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London. She is principal editor of the journal of v [[Interface Resolution]] | [[Interface Culture]] | [[The Prosthetic Impulse: From a Posthuman Present to a Biocult
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  • [[Category:Interface Design|Cell Phone, The: An Anthropology of Communication]]
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  • [[Category:Interface Design]]
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  • [[Category:Interface Design]]
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  • ...students made it so that ideas could be exchanged. It was just text and an interface. No iconoclasms there. ...hought or review, and were updated regularly usually won out. But the user interface had to be good, else the reader’s would lose interest because of the decr
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  • [[Category:Interface Design]]
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  • ===Ethnographic Perspectives on Design=== ...r, D. Shapiro, and I. Sommerville. 1992. Ethnographically-informed systems design for air traffic control. In Proceedings of the conference on computer suppo
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  • ...: A Man-machine Graphical Communications System", the first Graphical User Interface.<ref>Biography of a Luminary Dr. Ivan E. Sutherland. Georgia Tech. Publishe
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  • ...ptop computer, and the inventions of the now ubiquitous overlapping-window interface and modern object-oriented programming. His deep interests in children and ...science from the University of Utah. Kay also participated in the original design of the ARPANet, which later became the Internet. After Xerox PARC, Kay was
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  • ...actors considerations are increasingly being incorporated into the product design process. Users are seen more as being important factors in the overall look ...the World Wide Web, the authors discuss the details of good search-engine design. In a bitingly humorous segment, they analyze a Web site's search-page resu
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  • Amber's Note: Minimally Invasive Education could also be used to describe an interface which educates the user as they move along it ...nment, the technology disappears into our surroundings until only the user interface remains perceivable by users.
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  • ...1984) is an American design expert. He is the son of noted human-computer interface expert Jef Raskin.
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  • ...ormative, and very intelligent treatment of an essential topic of software design. "Use cases" describe how "actors" interact with computer systems and are e ...so provides notational symbols to document these levels of detail within a design.)
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  • *Media Interface and Network Design (M.I.N.D.) Lab ...vol3/issue2/biocca2.html#Embodiment Embodiment: The Teleology of Interface Design]
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  • ...tion to something familiar while we wait through the endless corridors and interface changes of lines and A successful interface makes itself invisible.
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  • ...ience information. CSS and HTML format that information for it. Interfaces design further formats that data for us, making it simple to consume, even addicti ...ernal prosthetic devices. We cannot reach the Internet without an external interface helping us to connect. We use prosthetic every day; our phones, clothing, v
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