Expression Blend Motion & Interaction Design

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The document discusses motion and interaction design, covering topics like why interaction design is important, the five dimensions of interaction design, what motion design and motion studies are, and how motion and animation can be used. It provides an overview and excerpt of a course that teaches these topics in more depth related to tools like Expression Blend and user interface design.

Expression Blend Motion
& Interaction Design

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Overview:
Motion and Interaction

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Overview:
Motion and Interaction

• Why Interaction/Motion Design

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Overview:
Motion and Interaction

• Why Interaction/Motion Design
• More implementation then concept

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Overview:
Motion and Interaction

• Why Interaction/Motion Design
• More implementation then concept
• Motion Design

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Overview:
Motion and Interaction

• Why Interaction/Motion Design
• More implementation then concept
• Motion Design
• Motion Studies

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Why Interaction/Motion

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Why Interaction/Motion
• Design of Interaction

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Why Interaction/Motion
• Design of Interaction
• More related to experience design or ux
design

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Why Interaction/Motion
• Design of Interaction
• More related to experience design or ux
design
• Broad topic sometimes misconstrued
as motion design

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)
• Visual Representations

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)
• Visual Representations
• Physical Objects or Space

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)
• Visual Representations
• Physical Objects or Space
• Time

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)
• Visual Representations
• Physical Objects or Space
• Time
• Behavior

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Five Dimensions of Interaction
Design
• Words (deﬁnes interactions)
• Visual Representations
• Physical Objects or Space
• Time
• Behavior

• (originally from book ‘Designing Interactions’ by Gillian Crampton Smith)

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Motion Design

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Motion Design
• The part of Graphic Design related to
Motion and animation

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Motion Design
• The part of Graphic Design related to
Motion and animation
• More narrow then IxD

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Motion Design
• The part of Graphic Design related to
Motion and animation
• More narrow then IxD
• Def: Art of the composition and
choreography of motion and animation
inside a digital experience or media

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Motion Studies

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Motion Studies
• A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I.
element showing a potential motion or
animation that a user would see.

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Motion Studies
• A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I.
element showing a potential motion or
animation that a user would see.
• Helps us visualize elements of UI
design

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Motion Study Types and

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Motion Study Types and
• Small single elements

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Motion Study Types and
• Small single elements
• UI elements, icons, buttons etc

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Motion Study Types and
• Small single elements
• UI elements, icons, buttons etc
• Pages and Screens

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Motion Study Types and
• Small single elements
• UI elements, icons, buttons etc
• Pages and Screens
• Wireframes/Sketchﬂow

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Motion and Animation

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Motion and Animation
• Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8,
Windows Phone, and just about
anything else

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Motion and Animation
• Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8,
Windows Phone, and just about
anything else
• General in Blend

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Motion and Animation
• Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8,
Windows Phone, and just about
anything else
• General in Blend
• Demo studies and user studies

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Expression Blend Motion & Interaction Design

4. Overview: Motion and Interaction • Why Interaction/Motion Design • More implementation then concept Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

5. Overview: Motion and Interaction • Why Interaction/Motion Design • More implementation then concept • Motion Design Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

6. Overview: Motion and Interaction • Why Interaction/Motion Design • More implementation then concept • Motion Design • Motion Studies Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

9. Why Interaction/Motion • Design of Interaction • More related to experience design or ux design Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

10. Why Interaction/Motion • Design of Interaction • More related to experience design or ux design • Broad topic sometimes misconstrued as motion design Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

11. Why Interaction/Motion • Design of Interaction • More related to experience design or ux design • Broad topic sometimes misconstrued as motion design • All the reasons for IxD is UXD Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

12. Why Interaction/Motion • Design of Interaction • More related to experience design or ux design • Broad topic sometimes misconstrued as motion design • All the reasons for IxD is UXD • Ease of use, discoverability, adoption etc Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

15. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

16. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

17. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space • Time Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

18. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space • Time • Behavior Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

19. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space • Time • Behavior Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

20. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space • Time • Behavior Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

21. Five Dimensions of Interaction Design • Words (deﬁnes interactions) • Visual Representations • Physical Objects or Space • Time • Behavior • (originally from book ‘Designing Interactions’ by Gillian Crampton Smith) Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

23. Motion Design • The part of Graphic Design related to Motion and animation Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

24. Motion Design • The part of Graphic Design related to Motion and animation • More narrow then IxD Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

25. Motion Design • The part of Graphic Design related to Motion and animation • More narrow then IxD • Def: Art of the composition and choreography of motion and animation inside a digital experience or media Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

26. Motion Design • The part of Graphic Design related to Motion and animation • More narrow then IxD • Def: Art of the composition and choreography of motion and animation inside a digital experience or media • In ms world typically executed via animation Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

28. Motion Studies • A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I. element showing a potential motion or animation that a user would see. Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

29. Motion Studies • A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I. element showing a potential motion or animation that a user would see. • Helps us visualize elements of UI design Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

30. Motion Studies • A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I. element showing a potential motion or animation that a user would see. • Helps us visualize elements of UI design • Important in UX Design in crafting experience Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

31. Motion Studies • A U.I. or visual representation of a U.I. element showing a potential motion or animation that a user would see. • Helps us visualize elements of UI design • Important in UX Design in crafting experience • Expression Blend Sketchﬂow Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

34. Motion Study Types and • Small single elements • UI elements, icons, buttons etc Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

35. Motion Study Types and • Small single elements • UI elements, icons, buttons etc • Pages and Screens Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

36. Motion Study Types and • Small single elements • UI elements, icons, buttons etc • Pages and Screens • Wireframes/Sketchﬂow Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

38. Motion and Animation • Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8, Windows Phone, and just about anything else Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

39. Motion and Animation • Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8, Windows Phone, and just about anything else • General in Blend Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

40. Motion and Animation • Applies to WPF, XAML, Windows 8, Windows Phone, and just about anything else • General in Blend • Demo studies and user studies Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

42. Learn More! • This is an excerpt from a larger course. Visit www.learnnowonline.com for the full details! Learn More @ http://www.learnnowonline.com Copyright © by Application Developers Training Company

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