Categories
- Accessibility (43)
- Adaptation (7)
- Audio design (3)
- Classics (62)
- Complexity (19)
- Content management (50)
- Content strategy (111)
- Design research (80)
- Events (180)
- HCI (274)
- Hypertext (60)
- Information architecture (683)
- Information design (835)
- Information graphics (78)
- InfoViz (94)
- Instructional design (14)
- Interaction design (212)
- Interviews (315)
- Metadata (237)
- Mobile design (97)
- Navigation (61)
- Patterns (64)
- Personas (67)
- Podcasts (65)
- Prototyping (16)
- Search (148)
- SemWeb (3)
- Service design (106)
- Social Web (68)
- Special (27)
- Tablet design (16)
- Tagpipe (3)
- TechCom (58)
- Technology (182)
- Typography (37)
- UCD (212)
- Usability (630)
- User experience (792)
- Visual design (73)
- Weblogs (129)
- Wireframes (18)
- Writing (84)
Recent comments
Powered by
August 25, 2011
Lost in translation: Bridging the gap between interaction and visual design
Interaction design deals with the behavorial dimension; visual design with the perceptual dimension of the user.
"Interaction designers and visual designers bring something different yet complementary to the table. If you can combine these in a pragmatic way it will enhance the final result and perhaps drive better innovation."
(Adeline Salkeld-Blears a.k.a. @webdesigngirl ~ OptimalUsability)
courtesy of fredbeecher
Posted by PJB at August 25, 2011 4:15 PM | Classification: Interaction design - Visual design