Learning to Love Humans: Emotional Interface Design
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Humans, though cute and cuddly, are not without their flaws, which makes it a challenge to design for them. By understanding how the wet, mushy processor works in these hairy little devils, you can design interfaces and web experiences that will have them hopelessly devoted to your brand. Aarron will introduce you to the emotional usability principle—a design axiom that identifies a strong connection between human emotion and perceived usability. Through real-world examples, you’ll learn practical interface design techniques that will make your sites and applications more engaging to the humans they serve.
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- 1. learning to love humansemotional interface design I come in peace.
- 2. change
- 3. less private
- 4. needs Scanning network for p2p companionship. Eat my lead, sucker.
- 5. Maslow
- 13. the bar is low
- 14. edible usable=
- 15. edible usable =
- 18. usable
- 20. pleasurable
- 22. personality
- 25. firmware My operating system is designed to serve humans. Aim for the crotch boys. Roger that.
- 26. gestalt
- 28. contrast
- 29. cost / benefit
- 30. good for me? bad for me?
- 33. photo credit Hamed Saber
- 35. example of poor contrast in a web page http://passfail.squarespace.com/ http://passfail.squarespace.com/
- 37. Experiencing thermal increase in thoracic region. emotion
- 38. photo credit D. Norwood
- 39. photo credit David Clow
- 40. People will forgive shortcomings, follow your lead, and sing your praises if you reward them with positive emotion. emotional design principle
- 41. photo credit Simon Davison
- 42. we see ourselves
- 46. I adore the way their apps look and sound. - John Gruber, DaringFireball.net “ ”
- 47. A fantastic, fun, and functional interface on a seriously great app. - 148apps.com “ ”
- 48. We did want our users to have an emotional connection to our apps. Most people don't have a love/joy for software like geeks do. - Mark Jardine, TapBots Designer “ ”
- 52. I really *LOVE* the singing bird when you send a tweet. Twitter is fun all of a sudden! - @thetalldesigner “ ”
- 53. Confession: sometimes I make too long Feathers-tweets just to watch the bird turn red. - @evbjone “ ”
- 54. Before your application can create an emotional relationship with the user it must get the basics right. The emotional relationship, the delight, is what you layer on top of this base usability and technical competency. - Aral Balkan, designer of Feathers “ ”
- 55. The inspiration for our color p corporate gray to brand their windowless office and so we i My goal was to design Wufoo excellent at what it does, it wa
- 56. The inspiration for our color palette did come from our competitors. It was really depressing to see so much software designed to remind people they’re making databases in a windowless office and so we immediately knew we wanted to go in the opposite direction. - Kevin Hale, Wufoo “ ”
- 57. treats
- 60. Oh MailChimp monkey. Just as I get frustrated w/ wrangling email addresses, you’re there w/ your little witticisms to cheer me up. - @p_girl “ ”
- 63. conditioning
- 65. Whoa, I just logged into MailChimp and the little monkey in the corner says "hey Kate, new haircut? !Muy guapo!" how do they know?! - @katemiss “ ”
- 75. doubts Does this armor make my ports look big? Affirmative.
- 76. skeptics
- 78. Trust was the most critical barrier for us to overcome with potential users. It was an uphill battle raising venture capital because investors simply didn't think people would ever share bank credentials. - Jason Putorti “ ”
- 79. Trust is a gut feeling more than a rational process, and visual design affects emotions in a very powerful way, perhaps more than any other stimuli. - Jason Putorti “ ”
- 80. You will comply or be destroyed. forgiveness
- 84. photo credit 1978seymourphoto credit theunabonger
- 86. Four is too many. limits
- 89. gestalt fails
- 90. Occam’s razor
- 92. Attractive things make people feel good, which in turn makes them think more creatively. How does that make something easier to use? Simple, by making it easier for people to find solutions to the problems they encounter. - Donald Norman “ ”
- 93. Too many records to process. Entering sleep mode. lazy
- 94. least resistance
- 95. bribery
- 101. Inserting anal probe. This won’t hurt a bit. risk
- 102. party poopers
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- 106. start small
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- 114. - Pageviews: form ~5/visitor to ~30/visitor over the course of the hunt. - Traffic tripled on the first few days of the hunt. - Facebook fans grew from < 600 to over 2300. - Twitter followers went from ~1000 to over 1700. - It generated 41 threads in our forums with 3700+ posts and ~55,000 views Facebook Fans 217%
- 115. - Pageviews: form ~5/visitor to ~30/visitor over the course of the hunt. - Traffic tripled on the first few days of the hunt. - Facebook fans grew from < 600 to over 2300. - Twitter followers went from ~1000 to over 1700. - It generated 41 threads in our forums with 3700+ posts and ~55,000 views Twitter Followers 170%
- 116. - Pageviews: form ~5/visitor to ~30/visitor over the course of the hunt. - Traffic tripled on the first few days of the hunt. - Facebook fans grew from < 600 to over 2300. - Twitter followers went from ~1000 to over 1700. - It generated 41 threads in our forums with 3700+ posts and ~55,000 views posts in forum 3,700+
- 117. Just can’t let it go. Into my third day now. Ashamed of how many hours I’ve spent. - Paintbrush, forum user “ ”
- 118. So pleased to have found this software. I’ve wanted it for a while and was saving up. Now I can treat myself to some of the other software I’ve been trying during my 5 hour egg hunt. - Jane Hasseldon, Facebook fan “ ”
- 119. have we changed?
- 120. more human
- 121. I have special feelings for you. Assume cuddle formation. thanks