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Interfaces
Sketching
YgGdrasil 2013
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EVa-LotTa Lamm evalottchen
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When
And
Why?
Tips
And
Examples
Sketching
with
Others
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When And Why I sketch
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To
think
To
communicate
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To
think
Understand
Ideate &
Experiment
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Understand
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Ideate & Experiment
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David Bayles and Ted Orland: Art & Fear (http://www.tedorland.com/books/artandfear.html)
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Visual feedback loop
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ThInk
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Visualize
ThInk
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Reflect &
Evaluate
Visualize
ThInk
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Reflect &
Evaluate
Visualize
ThInk
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The Making influences
the thinking.
– Otl Aicher
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To
communicate
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People are Drawn to visuals
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‘Reading’ Visual Explanations
is an Interactive ProcesS
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‘Reading’ Visual Explanations
is an Interactive ProcesS
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Shared vision and Understanding
Cat
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Shared vision and Understanding
Cat
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Shared vision and Understanding
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Shared vision and Understanding
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I prefer drawing to talking.
Drawing is faster
and leaves less room for lies.
– Le Corbusier
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Sketching != Drawing
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Sketching is not about being a good artist,
but about being a good thinker.
– Jason Santa Maria
http://v4.jasonsantamaria.com/articles/pretty-sketchy/
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
Drawing Sketch
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
Drawing Sketch
Portrait Idea
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
Sketches
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
Sketches
Wirefames
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Schematic by Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics
Sketches
Wirefames
Visual DESIGNS
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Fidelity
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The Devil is in (the Lack Of) Detail
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WHich level of detail is right?
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WHich level of detail is right?
It depEnds!
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The fidelity of the sketch should
reflect the depth of our thinking.
– BiLl Buxton
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Eliminate the unnecessary
so that the necessary may speak.
– HANS HOFMANn
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Tips And Examples
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Choose the level of detail based on
what you want to explain
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Sketches by Eva-Lotta Lamm
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Low Fidelity is great
to Give AN Overview
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Sketches by Eva-Lotta Lamm
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Low Fidelity makes it Easy
to show (and Spot) Patterns
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Sketches by Eva-Lotta Lamm
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Little side Track:
Sketching Templates?
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http://www.henkwijnholds.com/prolonging-the-magic-a4-sketching-paper/
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http://lab.3fl.jp/iphone-idea-sheet-v01/
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DRAW TOWARDS YOUR BODY
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Mix Low And High Fidelity
to Guide Attention
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Sketch by Eva-Lotta Lamm
Keep Context
low-Fidelity
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Sketch by Eva-Lotta Lamm
Keep Context
low-Fidelity
add detail
to draw attention
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Use Visual Hierarchy
to Guide Attention
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line Weight
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Shading
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Shading
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Colour
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Use colour for continuity
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Use colour for continuity
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Use colour to
Separate Interface
from Explanations
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Use colour to
Separate Interface
from Explanations
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Use colour to
Separate Interface
from Explanations
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Use Colour
to convey Information
Not for Decoration
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Limit your palette
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Sketching With Others
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Everybody Can Use a PEn.
no special knowledge or Software needed.
Everybody can do it
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INPUT
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Input
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DiVerGing
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Visual Brainstorms
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http://www.adaptivepath.com/uploads/archive/images/publications/essays/sketchboard/ap_multipage_sketchboard_template_example.pdf
6-up Templates
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DiVerGing
presentation & Critique
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Present & Critique
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DiVerGing
presentation & Critique
Converging
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idea
idea
idea
idea
idea
idea
Dot voting
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http://www.adaptivepath.com/uploads/archive/images/publications/essays/sketchboard/ap_singlepage_sketchboard_template_example.pdf
1-up Template
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Converging
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DiVerGing
Refining
presentation & Critique
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Sketching With Others
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Sketching With Others
Timebox
Exercises
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Sketching With Others
Timebox
Exercises
Plan enough
Time for
Feedback
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Sketching With Others
Timebox
Exercises
Plan enough
Time for
Feedback
Be the Visual
Ambassador
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delicious.com/evalottchen/sketchinginterfaces
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