Authors:
Heiko Sacher, Michael Margolis
These trends have brought about a change in focus for our interaction design group at GVO, Inc., a design firm. We moved away from designing for a single-user, desktop computer and toward designing for interacting user communities on the Internet. In this article we will present the strategies and tools that we discovered during that process and illustrate them with a case study from our practice at GVO, Inc. Finding Culture in Interactions Until recently, typical tasks of interface designers at our design firm were shaped by the demands of designing desktop applications. The goal was to create…
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