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- 1. SKIN: Designing Aesthetic Interactive Surface Heekyoung Jung Youngsuk L. Altieri Jeffrey Bardzell School of Informatics (HCI Design) School of Fine Arts (Digital Art) Indiana University Bloomington
- 2. Motivation: increasing design potentials of new material and interface technology
- 3. Surface in Design: “far from seeing surfaces as superficial, designers engage in them intellectually and materially.” by Lupton (SKIN)
- 4. Objective: how to explore forms of computational objects?
- 8. materials, forms, tools
- 10. Sound-Sensitive Lamp personalization; directing conversation; mood-light for storytelling; disco-ball; application for disabled; and more
- 11. Soft-Spiky Mouse
- 12. Soft-Spiky Mouse pumping heart, alien, squirrel; makes me click more; “it’s okay to press soft.”; also for my keyboard, chair; “I like this soft feeling, but not the sticky one.”; and more
- 14. “The surface is NOT the surface.” Discussion: research through design of aesthetic forms interaction function form
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- To contextualize our studyI will first introduce the background each of us
- Motivation:Increasing design potentials of new material and interface technologyTransforming computers into everyday objectives affective qualities beyond efficiency or ease of usehow they could change the forms of digital devices?
- Particularly interested in surfaces with focus on aesthetic qualities of interactionSurface is a critical part of product design-first impression, visual and tactile qualities, interfaceExplore dynamic forms that provide visual and tactile qualities in terms of aesthetic interaction
- Aesthetics—particularly in terms of subtle details of form—have been rarely considered.
- Responsive, contextual, practical
- Design workshopexpressive, lively interaction->active design intervention
- communication with users vs.creating/crafting artifactsHow designers/artists work -> inspired by materials
- Preliminary user conversationEvaluation -> critique
- The goal of the designs are not exactly to make users understood designers’ intention.
- Questioning on form, function, interaction aestheticsThrough artistic/design approachPrototyping, Evaluation vs. critique