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Conventions and Affordances built for the human body 19 Feb

Posted at 13:49h in Cognitive Load Theory, Design, Evolutionary Interactive Design, Interaction 0 Comments

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When I was growing up it was DOS and then Windows 3.1. The ways in which we interacted with these systems was so abstract and so disconnected because it was...

Gestures in the reduction of Cognitive Load 17 May

Posted at 17:53h in Cognitive Load Theory, Evolutionary Educational Psychology, Interaction, Mirror Neuron System 0 Comments

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I read a recent article on the role of Gestures in cognitive function and learning, and it seemed to me that the ways in which we use technology, especially through...

Waiting Room 19 Oct

Posted at 12:05h in Interaction, UX 0 Comments

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In a data driven interactive environment, sometimes there is a need to refresh that data. So what happens in the process of that data refresh? What are we, the users doing...

Conventions and Tasks 11 Aug

Posted at 20:07h in Cognitive Load Theory, UX 0 Comments

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So we are working on a computer, what are the tasks we are hoping to accomplish? In the year 2013, we can break this question down into two areas. Keyboard tasks Spacial tasks These...

Saving: a thing of the past? 09 Aug

Posted at 20:47h in UX 0 Comments

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So I found this article a few months back. http://branch.com/b/redesigning-the-save-symbol-let-s-do-this Basically the gist of it is that a bunch of designers are working on 'redesigning' the save symbol from the old 3...

Conventions and Affordances built for the human body 19 Feb

What is a menu? 24 Sep

Gestures in the reduction of Cognitive Load 17 May

Waiting Room 19 Oct

Conventions and Tasks 11 Aug

Saving: a thing of the past? 09 Aug