interaction design

11 posts tagged interaction design.

systems designinteraction design

Don't Hide the Constraint. Make It the Idea.

The limits I was handed on four projects weren't obstacles to hide. Each one turned out to be the concept, once I stopped apologising for it.

interaction designusability

Give Them the Win First

PepeJump handed every new player a reward before they'd done a thing. A note on why a number going up is the most reliable delight in UX.

interaction designhuman factors

Google Pay Taught a Country a Gesture. I Borrowed It.

The best way to teach a new action is not to teach it. Borrow one people already know in their fingers, and point it somewhere new.

human factorsinteraction design

My Friend's Guruji Said No. I Shipped Anyway.

I turned a MacBook into a harmonium with an AI's help. The master's ear said no. Mine couldn't tell the difference. So I shipped it anyway.

information designinteraction design

The Graveyard Won

The idea I threw away became the whole system. A story about showing your rejected work, and why clients love the reject you buried.

interaction designhuman factors

Trust Is Built With Copy, Not Code

In a scary crypto app, what made people feel safe wasn't the technology. It was plain words and small honest moments.

usabilityinteraction designinformation design

The Day Your Interface Disappears

Ten principles for making software feel less like an interface and more like instinct.

usabilityinteraction designerror prevention

The Ballot That Made a Vote Point Sideways

What the butterfly ballot teaches us about alignment, error costs and the danger of interfaces that cannot confirm intent.

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How Do You Design a Democracy for 173 Million People?

India’s first general election was not only a political achievement. It was a vast exercise in inclusive system design.

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The Door That Blames You

Norman doors reveal why repeated human error is often an object communicating badly.

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A City Compressed Into Four Characters

The I ❤️ NY identity shows how a tourism campaign became a sentence people could complete with their own feelings.