Authors:
Marisa Campbell
HCI2004 will explore the theme of Design for Life. Designers, evaluators, and implementers of interactive systems have a great responsibility. The systems they design have an impact upon the lives of the people who use them—for good or ill. Design for Life has many facets. It is design for quality of life: designing systems that are liberating, humane, and enabling, and which recognize the user's individuality, rather than constraining, mechanical and dehumanizing. It is design for real life: ensuring what we do makes a difference in every day experience and is relevant to the person on the street. It…
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