Interactive Design: It is the design of the interaction between users and product(s) or service(s). The goal of an interactive design is to create a product that helps a user achieve their objective(s) in the best way possible, as well as engaging products and delivering a message through the use of visuals and interactive features. Interactive design is common seen on platforms like; apps, games, and websites
Examples:
Self-service checkouts: Woolworths and a long with many other companies has come up with a self-serve system, which allows customers to interact with touch screen which allows users to click and enter numbers or letters on tabs. Which helps them check out their own groceries.
Our customers do the right thing’: Woolworths embraces self-service. (2017). Retrieved from https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/the-vast-majority-of-our-customers-do-the-right-thing-woolworths-embraces-selfservice/news-story/565a656c01e07e3bf621f8d283979c39
Facebook: Is the most renown interactive design website that allows users to not only interact with family and friends from all over world but also has interactive elements that help us connect. Users on the website can click on videos, photos and send messages. In the last few years, facebook has also come up with Facebook marketplace and also 360-degree photos. Which allows users to fully immersive themselves into the image by right-hand side of the photo or moving the phone in both left and right directions.
Lua, A. (2018). How to Customize Your Facebook News Feed to Maximize Your Productivity. Retrieved from https://buffer.com/library/customize-my-news-feed
Sims: a strategic life-simulation video game that lets you interact by doing daily activities of one or more virtual people n a suburban household near a fictional city. The game allows the users to decide their world and create families and friends in the virtual city.
Buy The Sims™ 4 – Microsoft Store en-CA. (2018). Retrieved from https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/p/the-sims-4/c08jxnk0vg5l?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
Information/Instructional design: Information/Instructional Design is the process by learning products and experiences are designed, developed, and delivered. How people learn to guide our choices of instructional sequences and strategies to meet the needs of the learners and desired learning outcomes. The outcome is usually to educate the viewer using statistics or facts, in an informative yet engaging way. By including strategies that is simplistic, legible, and engaging.
Examples:
Pieces http://species-in-pieces.com
Info graphics – MENTAL DISORDERS
Infographic: Work-related mental disorders infographic. (2015). Retrieved from https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/doc/infographic-work-related-mental-disorders-infographic
Origami-Fun
Interactive Digital Media- Lecture Pods 