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The document discusses the history and future of human communication and interface design. It explores how communication has evolved from oral to literate forms over 150,000 years, and how modern interfaces are shifting from visual to conversational models. The document advocates for designing interactions through having interactions, ensuring interfaces reflect their role in users' lives, and developing an invisible interface through principles like relevance and clarity.
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Design with Words | Talkabot
- 1. Design with Words ErikaHall @mulegirl
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- 8. What’s up withdesign?
- 9. Design of GraphicalUser Interfaces
- 10. Graphic Design ofUser Interfaces
- 13. “ Just drawa rectangle shape, maybe 5 or 6 shapes on a sheet of paper, then draw the features you want on each view of your app.” — Beginner’s Guide to iOS Development: The Interface
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- 21. -Roy Bahat ofBloomberg Beta “If we believe machine intelligence will make our applications smarter, they might as well just start talking to us, “That’s why conversation is the new interface.”
- 22. The History of HumanCommunication
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- 30. “Tell me, Omuse, of that ingenious hero who travelled far and wide after he had sacked the famous town of Troy.”
- 31. As a dogreturns to its vomit, so fools repeat their folly. —Proverbs 26:11
- 32. “MY DEAR ANDHONORED FRIEND: I have often been desirous of writing to thee, but could not be reconciled to the thought that the letter might fall into the hands of the British, lest some printer or busy- body should publish some part of the contents, and give our friend pain, and myself censure.
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- 34. Be less busy!Market-specific solutions Oral Literate
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- 47. Writing is easy. Allyou do is stare at a blank sheet of paper until drops of blood form on your forehead. —Gene Fowler , American Screenwriter and Journalist
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- 49. “Computer literacy…is reallya euphemism for forcing human beings to stretch their thinking to understand the inner workings of application logic, rather than having software-enabled products stretch to meet people’s usual ways of thinking.” —Alan Cooper
- 50. The ideal interfaceis no interface
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- 53. An invisible interface muststill be designed
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- 55. “Make your contributionsuch as it is required, at the stage at which it occurs, by the accepted purpose or direction of the talk exchange in which you are engaged.” Paul Grice’s cooperative principle
- 56. “[Read the roomand pitch in.]” Paul Grice’s cooperative principle
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- 58. Just enough information Truthful Relevant Brief,orderly, unambiguous
- 59. Please continue to notmake me think
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- 61. Design interactions by havinginteractions
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- 64. “Who has theintestinal fortitude to write ‘I’m sorry I don’t understand’ in 12 on-brand variations?” -Ben Brown
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- 66. Design interactions by havinginteractions
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- 69. Personality should reflect therole of the system in the life of the user.
- 70. Personality should reflect therole of the system in the life of the user.
- 71. “You have tolike people.” –Josh A. Cagan
- 72. Study your subject Listenwithout judgment Expose yourself to good language Do your research
- 73. “We are whatwe repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” —Aristotle
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