Explore Interface

1.1 Mapping The User

1.2 Mapping The Collection

1.3 Exploring Interfaces

1.4 Designing & Prototyping
The Interface

1.5 Stations: Interaction +
Publication

1.6 Weekly Questions

1.4.3 Presentation:
Final Interface

1.4.4 Reflection On User
Testing

1.4.2 Design Proposal

1.1.2 Presentation Mapping
User Group & Collection

1.4.2 Documentation
User Testing

1.1.1 Exploring The Other

1.2.1 Exploring The Context

1.3.1 Exploring Interfaces

1.4.1 Design Process

1.5.1 Publication Station
UX/UI & Prototyping

1.5.2 Interaction Station
Interfaces & Machine Learning

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In class we discussed on what could be considered an interface, and how it connects user to the context

Interface that we created during the class:

Categorizing interfaces (example from below the surface Amsterdam collection)

Exactitudes.com - people are categorized and grouped on subgroups

Interfaces can have multiple interfaces within them. These interfaces can have multiple users, interactions, contexts, experiences, perspectives. How can this be visually documented?