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http://www.complexification.net<br/> | http://www.complexification.net<br/> | ||
====Patawat Phamuad==== | |||
'''project:''' | |||
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Balldroppings | |||
[[File:balldroppings.png|500px]] | |||
'''description:''' | |||
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This web-based application is constructed from Processing.js, a part of Processing language which is able to run on browser. The most interesting point of this project is to focus on both 2 of 4 approaches to interactive design. | |||
For the first approach "User-Centered Design" , the designer tried to make a simple drum without any complicated set of drum pieces. Only lines and circles working with physic law are able to initiate a set of user-based instrument. Importantly, the user foresees what is supposed to be happened without any instructions. | |||
Furthermore, the second approach focuses on "Activity-Center Design" . The system flows until the user press "close" button on web browser. The system has no fixed ending. Thus, the designer designed tool for actions. In addition, each action directly depends on each own person's experience and mental processes. (Exteriorized:-interesting in what people do) | |||
'''system''' | |||
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I.application processes active to each order <balls & lines><br/> | |||
II.Users active to application process. <dragging line & outputsound> | |||
'''referred:''' | |||
Dan S. Designing for interaction. ''The four approaches to interaction design''. (2001) | |||
Revision as of 18:28, 28 October 2011
28/10
Homework
Check the links below. Choose one or two projects, works you really like and write a short text about it. (why you like it, what is interesting for you and what happens there. Feel free to look at other sources as well. We'll have a look at them tomorrow.
http://processing.org/exhibition/
http://www.openprocessing.org/
http://vimeo.com/groups/processing
http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/
http://www.creativeapplications.net
http://www.complexification.net
Patawat Phamuad
project:
Balldroppings
description:
This web-based application is constructed from Processing.js, a part of Processing language which is able to run on browser. The most interesting point of this project is to focus on both 2 of 4 approaches to interactive design.
For the first approach "User-Centered Design" , the designer tried to make a simple drum without any complicated set of drum pieces. Only lines and circles working with physic law are able to initiate a set of user-based instrument. Importantly, the user foresees what is supposed to be happened without any instructions.
Furthermore, the second approach focuses on "Activity-Center Design" . The system flows until the user press "close" button on web browser. The system has no fixed ending. Thus, the designer designed tool for actions. In addition, each action directly depends on each own person's experience and mental processes. (Exteriorized:-interesting in what people do)
system
I.application processes active to each order <balls & lines>
II.Users active to application process. <dragging line & outputsound>
referred: Dan S. Designing for interaction. The four approaches to interaction design. (2001)