Concepts Driving Interactive Design

Prioritizing end user's goals and objectives

Focusing on the designer's personal goals

Prioritizing aesthetics over functionality

Ignoring the end user's objectives

Ignore user feedback and preferences

Use outdated design elements that hinder user experience

Implement complex and confusing navigation

Create interfaces that respond seamlessly to user actions, provide instant feedback, and incorporate animations, micro-interactions, intuitive navigation, and delightful surprises.

Usability only benefits the designers, not the users

Usability does not impact user satisfaction

Usability is not important in Interactive Design

Usability in Interactive Design is important because it enhances user experience, increases user satisfaction, and reduces user errors.

Affordances in Interactive Design are the perceived and actual properties of an object that determine how it can be used.

Affordances are the colors used in a design

Affordances are the sounds produced by an interface

Affordances are the speed at which a website loads

Learnability helps users quickly grasp how to use a product or system without extensive training or instructions.

Quick user understanding is not a priority in design

Users prefer complex systems that require extensive training

Learnability is not important in Interactive Design

Specific goal or objective

Budget constraints

Personal preferences

Team availability

Implementing slow loading times for each action performed by the user

Using animations and transitions to guide users through a process or providing instant feedback to their actions.

Using only text-based instructions without any visual cues

Making the interface overly cluttered with unnecessary elements

Font size

Animation effects

Color scheme

User feedback, task efficiency, ease of learning, error prevention, user satisfaction

Affordances limit user creativity and exploration within digital interfaces

Affordances have no impact on user interaction with digital interfaces

Affordances confuse users by providing misleading indications on how to interact with elements

Affordances help users by providing clear indications of how to interact with elements on a digital interface, improving usability and user experience.

Remove all interactive elements

Use inconsistent design elements

Avoid user testing

Implement clear navigation, intuitive UI, consistent design elements, informative feedback, user testing, and interactive tutorials.