Comments on: Design as in hidding buttons http://www.vostokstudio.com/blog/design-as-in-hidding-buttons This is where the Vostok Studio crew blogs Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:13:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Monster-Munch Keep It Simple Stupid http://www.vostokstudio.com/blog/design-as-in-hidding-buttons/comment-page-1#comment-1513 Monster-Munch Keep It Simple Stupid Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:43:18 +0000 http://www.vostok.es/blog/?p=637#comment-1513 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> By: Tonic http://www.vostokstudio.com/blog/design-as-in-hidding-buttons/comment-page-1#comment-1503 Tonic Fri, 14 Nov 2008 08:44:32 +0000 http://www.vostok.es/blog/?p=637#comment-1503 Genial idea. (te la copio) Por ahí he visto algunos mandos a distancia que tienen dos caras: Una con todos los botones y otra con los botones básicos. La cara no usada se queda tapada. Sería como una interfaz con dos perfiles de usuario. Creo que eran de Sony. Genial idea. (te la copio)
Por ahí he visto algunos mandos a distancia que tienen dos caras: Una con todos los botones y otra con los botones básicos. La cara no usada se queda tapada. Sería como una interfaz con dos perfiles de usuario.
Creo que eran de Sony.

]]> By: Julio Loayza http://www.vostokstudio.com/blog/design-as-in-hidding-buttons/comment-page-1#comment-1485 Julio Loayza Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:46:45 +0000 http://www.vostok.es/blog/?p=637#comment-1485 Me encanta. Llevo años pensando en hacer un mando a distancia para personas mayores. Vi alguno en la web, pero que se limitaba a tener botones gigantes (siendo a su vez gigante) ¿Quién se anima? :-) Me encanta. Llevo años pensando en hacer un mando a distancia para personas mayores. Vi alguno en la web, pero que se limitaba a tener botones gigantes (siendo a su vez gigante) ¿Quién se anima? :-)

]]> By: carlos http://www.vostokstudio.com/blog/design-as-in-hidding-buttons/comment-page-1#comment-1482 carlos Sat, 01 Nov 2008 19:39:46 +0000 http://www.vostok.es/blog/?p=637#comment-1482 i think that if you decide which of them "remain", which of them are really useful, then you are doing product design. however, if you "only" decide how to sort them out, how is the action flow and how to reduce and priorize the number of buttons with the same functionality, then you are doing interaction design. i love them both :-) of course, in my opinion they are (they must be!) very linked. in fact, i can't think about a product if i don't envision its interface but, i really think that if you begin to "build up" the interaction design without definite funtionality, you could do sorta "lazy" or "tricky" design. sure, you can notice bizarre functionalities at the interaction design process (who not?). but then, i'd rather "go back" to product design phase and redefine the "rules". i think that if you decide which of them “remain”, which of them are really useful, then you are doing product design.

however, if you “only” decide how to sort them out, how is the action flow and how to reduce and priorize the number of buttons with the same functionality, then you are doing interaction design.

i love them both :-)

of course, in my opinion they are (they must be!) very linked. in fact, i can’t think about a product if i don’t envision its interface

but, i really think that if you begin to “build up” the interaction design without definite funtionality, you could do sorta “lazy” or “tricky” design.

sure, you can notice bizarre functionalities at the interaction design process (who not?). but then, i’d rather “go back” to product design phase and redefine the “rules”.

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