On “A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design”
By Chris Sutton on November 19, 2011
The Internet recently got hot and bothered about this article from Patrice Neff on the future of interaction design. It’s a good read, so read it. But I think it missed the mark in a few ways.
Hands are, indeed, amazingly good at manipulating real-life objects. Your tactile senses are a highly evolved skill that took millions of collective years to develop and perfect. But tactile input works best when manipulating real-life objects, and most computing tasks are all about manipulating representations of objects.
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