Lecture

Interaction Design Principles

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Description

This lecture introduces the action cycle model, Norman's action cycle, and the gulf of execution and evaluation in interaction design. It covers principles like making UI controls visible and meaningful, offering visual mapping, providing feedback, task breakdowns, task closure, and preemptive exits.

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Computer engineering

Software development: Human–computer interaction

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