[IxDA Discuss] A Semi-Theoretical Question

[Janine Griffin]

Designing for a user interface that is configured for specific (and 
diverse) applications in the marketplace. What the business distributes 
is a more "generic" UI that you know is going to support a lot of 
different configurations. The configuration tool (with its own set of 
users) filters the whole set of functionality to program the product 
only with the functions a particular customer needs.

Another topic would be designing a UI for a family of products. 
Especially a challenge when the other members are just words on a wishlist.

Regards,
Janine
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Janine Griffin
Pounamu Interaction Design Ltd
www.pounamu.com

Dan Saffer wrote:
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> If there was a book that covered advanced topics in interaction  
> design, what would those topics be?
> 
> By "advanced" I mean, light on methods. No tips for putting together  
> wireframes--that wort of thing.
> 
> I have a few topics: cross-cultural design, creating design  
> languages, turning research into design implications, and situated  
> interactions for example.
> 
> What would your topics be?
> 
> Dan
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