Notes: Interaction Design, Visual IDs, Oekaki
This weekend, I stumbled across three deeply intriguing ideas that I’m still digesting. Cooper-esque Interaction Design Visual IDs Oekaki Cooper-esque Interaction DesignAlan Cooper founded the discipline of interaction design in the 90s. His basic argument is one that you’ve heard here in the past. Programs designed by programmers tend to be for programmers and other highly technical folks. He calls them Homo Logicus and notes they tend to want very different things than your typical […]