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Design Principles: an Introduction
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Syllabus
- Week 1 - Welcome and Course Overview
Welcome to the course! Here are some helpful resources to guide you through this course. - Week 1 - Direct Manipulation and Representations
Our lecture videos this module begin with the major innovation of the graphical interface: enabling people to perform input directly on top of output. This directness makes interfaces easier to learn because it enables people to recognize familiar elements. An... - Week 2 - Visual Design and Information Design
So far, many examples in our videos have been physical. I like physical examples because they’re often easier to understand, and they durably express fundamental principles. Equipped with those fundamentals, we'll now focus more on concrete issues in interacti... - Week 3 - Designing Experiments
After you’ve made a design, how do you know whether it is good? Or if your team has a couple ideas it is considering, how do you know which one is better? Rather than arguing, throwing chairs, or playing rochambeau, we suggest getting your designs in front of ...
Prerequisite
None.
Instructors
Scott Klemmer
Professor
Cognitive Science & Computer Science
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