Definition:
Interactive design is the design of interactive applications which allow the viewer / user to have some sort of control or interaction with the product as well as gain feedback from it. Interactive design is usually built around a user interface where input is put in by the user and an output is supplied by the application being used. An interactive design relies highly on its interactivity with the user, its functionality, its aesthetics and overall usability of the application.
Examples:
Examples of interactive design are:
- CD ROMS
- DVD's
- the internet
Some internet examples are shown below
Colour tab. Online, http://www.colorjack.com/sphere/, last accessed March 2009.
Colour pallet. Online, http://www.colorjack.com/, last accessed March 2009.
Both of these examples taken from www.colorjack.com are good ecamples of an interactive design. This is because they allow the viewer or user to become a part of the design. Hence, interacting with the design. As the colours are scrolled over, different amounts of information is revealed.
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