This document presents an introduction to the interaction design process using a user-centered design approach. The process includes identifying requirements through methods like interviews and observations, developing alternative designs at the conceptual and physical levels, building interactive prototypes using paper mockups and prototyping, and evaluating designs through rapid evaluation, inspection, and usability testing to iterate on the design. The goal is to focus on users and meet specific usability and experience goals.

1. INTRODUCTION TO
INTERACTION DESIGN
PROCESS
PRESENTED BY- SANDHYA SONI ,
JITENDRA SINGH , VIKAS SINGH

2. ACTIVITIES IN USER CENTERED DESIGN
• Identifying the requirements
• Developing Alternative Design
• Building interactive versions of the design
• Evaluating Design

3. IDENTIFYING THE REQUIREMENTS
Gathering Information
• Interviews
• Questionnaries
• Customer Observation
• Studying the existing systems and documentation

4. DEVELOPING ALTERNATIVE DESIGN
• Conceptual Design
• Physical Design

5. BUILDING INTERACTIVE VERSION OF THE DESIGN
• Paper mock-ups
• Prototyping

6. EVALUATING DESIGN
• Rapid Evaluation
• Inspection
• Usability tests

7. CHARACTERISTICS OF USER-CENTERED DESIGN
• Focus on Users
• Specific usability and user experience goals
• Iteration

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