Interaction design with aspects of cognitive psychology

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• Mariana Marasoiu (University of Cambridge)
• Tuesday 07 March 2017, 13:00-14:00
• Computer Laboratory, William Gates Building, Room SW01.

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When designing systems, it is useful to understand the people who will be using them. Cognitive psychology provides a helpful perspective, characterising aspects of the human mind, such as attention, memory, perception, learning and problem-solving. In this lecture I will discuss some of these aspects and how being aware of them can help us design more usable interfaces. I will illustrate each topic with examples of usable and problematic designs.

This talk is part of the Research Students Lecture Series series.

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