This document provides resources and examples for interactive design. It discusses sources of creativity and design ideas such as asking questions, setting goals, and analyzing problems. It also covers design patterns, prototyping examples, and where to find digital art inspiration. The document warns against bad design practices like ignoring user feedback and inconsistencies. It lists some project examples and the typical prototype development process. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing a website for further information.

1. Compiled with the assistance of the Tiger University Program of the Estonian
Information Technology Foundation

2. Ülikooli logo
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3. Working on Ideas
Resources and Examples for Interactive Design
Ilya Shmorgun,Valeria Gasik, David Lamas

4. 1 2 3
Creativity Design Prototype
& Ideas & Patterns Examples

5. Creativity

6. Function Beauty

7. Internal – Developmental
External – Combinational
Conceptual

8. UltraTek Flipper
InkLing

9. Kindle Samsung transparent smart window

10. Digital art,
Social Media Memes
ie. Rafaël Rozendaal, newrafael.com

11. Where to get ideas?

12. Ask ‘stupid’ questions
what - who - how - why - when

13. Set a goal
....making things work ‘better’

14. analysis
{
substitution
‘Reducing combination
waste’
reversion
simplifying
eliminating

15. “killing the darling”
making the simplest thing
that could possibly work

16. ...making things more appealing

17. re-evaluation
re-designing
storytelling

18. Noupe.com

21. ...making things more entertaining

22. humor
switch of meaning

24. challenge
competition

26. ...creating something
outside-the-box

27. adaptation
analogues
challenged traditions
intuition

28. Pick any problem that you confronted today.
1
What you would do different?

29. Design DONT’S

31. Ignoring patterns
– reusable solutions for reoccurring problems

32. Ignoring consistency
– being different is good only when it’s better
- excluding Easter Eggs

33. Too many changes
– when things change, it drags people’s attention

34. Lack of design and
content standard

35. THIS
WOULD
BE Annoying,
right?

36. Bad visibility

37. Lack of visual keys
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38. Unnatural graphical
solutions

39. Ignoring details
Lack of core data
Customer support info@webpage.com

40. Poor content

41. Unbalanced team work

42. Ignoring
feedback & critique

45. 2 Any examples of bad design?

46. Project Examples

47. IMKE-Monster
http://imkeproject.wordpress.com/

48. Prototype
1. Defining idea 6. Testing
2. Personas 7. Research
3. Scenarios 8. Graphics
4. User stories 9. Back-end
5. Paper prototypes 10. Front-end

51. Garage48 - Challengo

54. Garage48 - Wuppie

56. documentation
low & hi-fi prototypes

57. 3 Any questions or ideas?

58. Thank you!
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