Solving a problem with interface design. Peg & socket connections on mugs allow multiple mugs to be carried at once.
Information Architecture skills extend to the consolidation of semantically similar elements. Here a functional bike pump is added to a bike security loop, the combination of cycle-related activities makes perfect sense. Assuming it doesn’t get vandalised.
Getting interaction design wrong can mean that inelegant ‘fixes’ are applied. Can’t you see this sort of thing on the web? … ‘Click here’
Perceived affordance: Contradictory interaction design in the real-world.
One of @smorgasbord ‘s classic examples. The coffee shop experience is a great way of thinking about real world IA.
From “Overlapping: Six Portugese Architecture Studios” exhibition at the RIBA in London. IA and Architecture happily co-existing. (3 of 3)
From “Overlapping: Six Portugese Architecture Studios” exhibition at the RIBA in London. IA and Architecture happily co-existing. (2 of 3)
From “Overlapping: Six Portugese Architecture Studios” exhibition at the RIBA in London. IA and Architecture happily co-existing.
Another spot from the ever-observant Anna, here is some linen neatly categorised by the META attribute ‘colour’.
