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The Key Principles of Contextual Design | IxDF That one technology or perhaps system will interact in a much larger context; one of its environment and that that environment will not necessarily remain static (unchanging) Thus contextual design places a design in “context” and seeks to maximize its usefulness There are some key principles of contextual design:
8. Contextual Design - The Interaction Design Foundation The core elements of Contextual Design have been stable for over a decade and are unlikely to change fundamentally in the future However, the context in which Contextual Design is used does change and that is likely to drive changes in how the process is used Here are some possible directions to keep an eye on Agile development
Probes for Context Mapping – How to Design and Use Them The process of the context mapping technique involves three stages: Preparing, collecting and communicating The preparation stage is essential to the two following stages We will now see how to prepare probes for context mapping in more detail Adapted from ID Studiolab, Context Mapping Experience Design, 2008 Stage 1
What are Contexts of Use? | IxDF - The Interaction Design Foundation One of the key focal points of user-centered design is the context in which the designs will be used For technology products and services, contexts of use include a potentially broad array of factors—physical and social environments, human abilities and disabilities, cultural issues and similar
What is Contextual Design? | IxDF - The Interaction Design Foundation Welcome to a course that doesn’t just teach design; it shapes the future of design innovation In lesson 1, you’ll explore AI's significance, understand key terms like Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Generative AI, discover AI's impact on design, and master the art of creating effective text prompts for design
What is Context Awareness? | IxDF - The Interaction Design Foundation These insights will guide the design, layout, and overall UX strategy References and Where to Learn More To learn more about the context of use for mobile, read Design Sketch: The Context of Mobile Interaction by Savio and Braiterman Read Whitney’s definition of location-agnostic and context-specific mobile context
Context Mapping - The Interaction Design Foundation The process of the context mapping technique involves three stages: Preparing, collecting and communicating The preparation stage is essential to the two following stages We will now see how to prepare probes for context mapping in more detail Adapted from ID Studiolab, Context Mapping Experience Design, 2008 Stage 1
Context of Use for Mobile | IxDF - The Interaction Design Foundation These insights will guide the design, layout, and overall UX strategy References and Where to Learn More To learn more about the context of use for mobile, read Design Sketch: The Context of Mobile Interaction by Savio and Braiterman Read Whitney’s definition of location-agnostic and context-specific mobile context
What are the Principles of Design? | IxDF - The Interaction Design . . . The words “Interaction Design Foundation” form an implied semicircular line in our logo Shape Shapes are self-contained areas, usually formed by lines (although they may also be formed by using a different colour, value or texture) A shape has two dimensions: length and width Teo Yu Siang and Interaction Design Foundation, CC BY-NC-SA 3 0
Information Architecture (IA) - The Interaction Design Foundation Context relates to business goals, funding, culture, technology, politics, resources and constraints Content consists of the document or data types, content objects, volume and existing structures Users comprise the audience, tasks, needs, experiences and how they seek information