Jonas Lowgren on Aesthetics in Interaction Design
24 Jun 2008 - 7:17am
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Dave Malouf
2005
Jonas Lowgren a prof of IxD @ Malmo posted this article on aesthetics
in IxD earlier this month.
Check it out! I like his issues, but hoped he would have gone deeper
into actually describing qualities of interaction aesthetics more.
http://webzone.k3.mah.se/k3jolo/Material/aesthetics_of_ixd.pdf
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David,
Thanks for noticing. And yes, I would like to go deeper. Much deeper.
The context for that particular piece is as follows: I wrote it as a
position statement for an upcoming workshop on "The study of visual
aesthetics in HCI". Hence the superficial treatment of multiple
issues, each of which deserving much more attention. I simply wanted
to introduce myself and my position to the other workshop
participants. I trust that the discussions at the workshop will go
deeper and eventually result in more thorough writings.
Regards,
Jonas Löwgren
This is good - especially read in light of the papers by Bertlesen and
most recently Bardzel's survey paper presented at the most recent CHI.
I'm going to reread this now on the train.
will evans
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On Jun 24, 2008, at 10:05 AM, Jonas Löwgren <jonas.lowgren at mah.se>
wrote:
> David,
>
> Thanks for noticing. And yes, I would like to go deeper. Much deeper.
>
> The context for that particular piece is as follows: I wrote it as a
> position statement for an upcoming workshop on "The study of visual
> aesthetics in HCI". Hence the superficial treatment of multiple
> issues, each of which deserving much more attention. I simply wanted
> to introduce myself and my position to the other workshop
> participants. I trust that the discussions at the workshop will go
> deeper and eventually result in more thorough writings.
>
> Regards,
> Jonas Löwgren
>
>
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