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The seminar discusses interaction design, led by UI Designer Neo Hsieh. Attendees are encouraged to introduce themselves and their design backgrounds, share news, experiences, and resources. Neo Hsieh will discuss what interaction design is, including it being an art that designs behavior and feels through interacting with people, objects, space and time to create desire. Attendees will then have an opportunity to ask questions.
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Design center seminar
- 1. Design Center Seminar UI Designer - Neo Hsieh
- 2. Introduction Seminar target Seminar Rule Share your news and experience (anything about Design) Share your resources
- 3. Introduce your self Design background Your graduation thesis/ Professional Hobby .. …….Anything you want let us know.
- 4. Interaction Design What is “Interaction Design” ?
- 5. They Say.. Designers create prototypes to find a solution, not the solution. - Dan Saffer
- 6. I think Interaction design is… It’s an Art Design behavior and feel Interact with people. Object. Space. Time. To create a desire
- 7. Interaction Design world
- 8. Something like that… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXGgsbfpHxU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFFYBmuxbpE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9KPJlA5yds http://www.d-p.cc/ http://flavorwire.com/97346/laurie-anderson-lights-the-sails-in-sydney http://www.d-p.cc/2009/10/12/dorkbot-live/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npOG4J1yMBg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIDgC2no1uo http://www.lozano-hemmer.com/1000_platitudes.php
- 9. Interaction designin your hand Arduino / Chip control Projector Computer Your Idea!
- 10. Q&A