We have argued and shown that the interface is not just a flat
layer between a user and a computer, but a complex, mediating,
cultural artefact. It is one that allows the combination of semiotic
resources and mediated features into dynamic compositions
(Morrison, in press). As the interface is itself a designed artefact,
potential for meaning is built into it by remediating and alluding
to other interfaces and conventions as well as to other circulating
media types and their wider social and cultural contexts of
communication.
In interaction design, the move from object to experience
implies a move from spatial form to temporal form (Mazé &
Redström, 2005). Taken together, spatial form and temporal
form add up to movement through space in time. In interfaces,
animation and visual movement are not only composed in the
form of embedded videos or animated menus, but as part of
the actual interface. They are intertwined with navigational
movement in and through information space (Benyon, 2001).
As digital hardware and software continue to develop, so do the
dynamic features of interfaces. This raises new opportunities and
challenges for design concerning the spatial and temporal form of
screen spaces
We have argued and shown that the interface is not just a flat
layer between a user and a computer, but a complex, mediating,
cultural artefact. It is one that allows the combination of semiotic
resources and mediated features into dynamic compositions
(Morrison, in press). As the interface is itself a designed artefact,
potential for meaning is built into it by remediating and alluding
to other interfaces and conventions as well as to other circulating
media types and their wider social and cultural contexts of
communication.
In interaction design, the move from object to experience
implies a move from spatial form to temporal form (Mazé &
Redström, 2005). Taken together, spatial form and temporal
form add up to movement through space in time. In interfaces,
animation and visual movement are not only composed in the
form of embedded videos or animated menus, but as part of
the actual interface. They are intertwined with navigational
movement in and through information space (Benyon, 2001).
As digital hardware and software continue to develop, so do the
dynamic features of interfaces. This raises new opportunities and
challenges for design concerning the spatial and temporal form of
screen spaces
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