Lecture

Interaction Design: Symbols and Memories

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of interaction design, focusing on creating symbols, workspace documents, and collaborative tools. It also delves into the importance of visual elements like shadows, inner shadows, and blur, emphasizing the significance of memories in design.

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