Interaction Design Trends 2015 & 2016
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Meaningful Delight<br />
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Seeing Delight in Context<br />
Before analyzing the examples, let’s talk a little about how “delightful”<br />
interactions fit into design as a whole.<br />
Writing for Treehouse Blog, Aaron Walter explains delightful design<br />
through Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, a classic theory of<br />
psychology published in 1943. The theory essentially ranks the priority<br />
of human needs, starting with fundamentals like food and oxygen,<br />
and topping it off later with inessentials like self-actualization.<br />
Photo credit: UXPin based on Emotional Interface <strong>Design</strong>: The Gateway to Passionate Users<br />
Converting the idea to web design, Walters proposes a new hierarchy<br />
of needs:<br />
Photo credit: UXPin based on Emotional Interface <strong>Design</strong>: The Gateway to Passionate Users