[IxDA Discuss] "Design" in Interaction Design?

[Murli Nagasundaram]

Rich, I would respectfully disagree.  The foremost talent needed in being an
INTERACTION designer is the ability to understand, codify, structure and
support INTERACTIONS between humans and interactive artifacts (and between
humans THROUGH interactive artifacts).  Plus the talent to design things,
which involves creativity and problem solving skills.  Plus insight.
- murli

On 12/20/07, Rich Rogan <jrrogan at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think the foremost talent needed in being an "Interaction Designer" is
> the
> ability to "Design", defining "Design" as the ability of "creative problem
> solving" in "a spacial manner for users".
>
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