Ergonomics for Interaction Designers
A three parts serie titled Ergonomics for Interaction Designers published by the ISDA‘s Human Factors Professional Interest Section. The author of the posts is Rob Tannen.
Ergonomics for Interaction Designers: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3
Firstly, this is not about adjusting your chair so that you’re not slumped over the screen when working on a Flash prototype (although office ergonomics is a very important subject). Rather, the topic of discussion is the increasing value of ergonomics knowledge to the interaction designer. Ergonomics is necessary for 3-dimensional, tangible product design where issues of physical fit and comfort are critical. But for interaction designers in the 2-dimensional world of the display screen, ergonomics has largely been…irrelevant. For example in most cases, interfaces are designed for existing, defined hardware that are out of the control of the interaction designer. But things are changing…
[via core77.com]
