Showing posts with label Interactive Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interactive Design. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Great web design examples

Here are some examples of interactive websites:

J.K Rowling - J.K Rowling's website is a very entertaining website giving users the ability to interact with the site. Searching through the site gives the user the feeling of looking through your desk trying to find a certain thing.

Adidas - This website is designed in away that so that the user receives the information through moving the mouse over each image to allow the text to pop up. Adidas is an entertaining site that uses type and graphics to create an engaging interaction searching the site.


Don't Click it - The website operates with no buttons but reacts when the users move their mouse to selected areas of the page to view the information and interacts by scrolling all over the page.

Interactive design

Interactive design is the relationship between the user and the systems they interact with. This interaction practice typically surrounds complex technology systems such as software, mobile devices, and other electronic devices. However, it can also apply to other types of products and services, and even organizations themselves. Interaction design defines the behaviour of an artifact or system in response to its users. The interaction doesn't only involve one-on-one like a telephone call for example but can be one-to-many like blogs, or even many-to-many like the stock market.
Interaction designers are typically informed through interactive cycles of user research. They design with an emphasis on user goals and experience, and evaluate designs in terms of usability and affective influence.