The document discusses the role of an interaction designer in creating engaging experiences through digital artifacts like mobile phones, medical devices, and web applications. It emphasizes the interaction between users and these devices, focusing on user behaviors and how information is presented. The author mentions various examples and references to illustrate effective design principles and showcases design products that enhance user interaction.

1. “ Hello” to so called “designers” from Interaction Design

2. Who am I?? and What I do??

3. Oh!! Time is moving… how do I describe??

4. Aahhhaa!! I got it!!

5. I design talks

6. I think I missed something

7. Yes!! I design talks with digital artifacts

8. Like….

9. Mobile phones

10. Medical devices

11. Web applications

12. Music players

13. Cameras

14. Digital diary

15. Thermometer

16. Digital compass

17. ATMs

18. Games and interaction with games

19. Uff!! Tired.. The list will go on and on!!

20. Basically, I design talks with digital artifacts around us

21. Basically, I design talks with digital artifacts around us And based on designed talks “people” have some experiences and emotions . Sometimes frustrated and sometimes happy 

22. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors

23. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input

24. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc.

25. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc. Information devices, systems, product etc.

26. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc. Information devices, systems, product etc. output information

27. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc. Information devices, systems, product etc. output information loop loop

28. Calling yourself as interaction designer , where do you come in?

29. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc. Information devices, systems, product etc. output information loop loop 1 The way we interact to information

30. Sfera – alarm clock that asks you to physically wake up

31. Quattro – strange but familiar couple of teddy bear & alarm clock

32. Philips Design – Sense & Simplicity

33. Skal – Playing with media in an interactive way

34. Users Different way of talking, walking, eating etc. with different behaviors input mouse., switch, button, knob etc. Information devices, systems, product etc. output information loop loop The way we interact to information 2 The way information is displayed. E.g.interface

35. Make my trip – cluttered, visual bombarding and less focused contents

36. Cleartrip

37. Squirrel mail – find out where “reply” is!!

38. Gmail

39. In.fondo.al.mar – simple yet interesting way of showcasing contents

40. paris-26-gigapixels.com

41. Prof. Keyur Sorathia, Dept. of Design, Indian Institute of Technology - Guwahati

42. References Microsoft Philips Design Nokia Research Center Oslo School of Architecture Bumptop Adaptive Path MIT Interaction Design Institute Ivrea Siftables Google www.makemytrip.com www.cleartrip.com www.gmail.com www.squirrelmail.com

43. Image sources Emoticons Nikon apple.com Illustration Sony Casio