<p>Rhetoric is a natural choice for UX work."</p><p>--Jakob Nielsen, Nielsen Norman Group, author of <em>Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity</em></p><p>"I really like the definition of experience architecture. As Potts and Salvo write in their introduction, 'experience architecture r
Rhetoric and Experience Architecture
β Scribed by Liza Potts; Michael J. Salvo
- Publisher
- Parlor Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 364
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Table of Contents
Front cover
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
Liza Potts and Michael J. Salvo
2 Beckon, Encounter, Experience: The Danger of Control and the Promise of Encounters in the Study of User Experience
Patricia Sullivan
3 Experience Architecture: Drawing Principles from Life
Roger Grice
4 Analyzing Activity for Experience Design
Cheryl Geisler
5 Feminist Rhetorics and Interaction Design: Facilitating Socially Responsible Design
Jennifer Sano-Franchini
6 Personas as Rhetorically Rich and Complex Mechanisms for Design
Erin Friess
7 βConstructivistβ Research Methods for Experience Architecture and Design
Heather Christiansen and Tharon Howard
8 Experience Architecture in Public Planning: A Material, Activist Practice
Kristen Moore
9 Methodologies: Design Studies & Techne
Ehren Pflugfelder
10 Ethnography as Research Aggregator
Andrew Mara and Miriam Mara
11 Audience Awareness: Resituating Experience Architecture as Execution
Cait Ryan
12 Kairos and Managing Experience Architecture Projects
Ben Lauren
13 Toward a Rhetoric of the Place: Creating Locative Experiences
Anders Fagerjord
14 Dialogic, Data-Driven Design: UX and League of Legends
Cody Reimer
15 Making as Learning: Mozilla and Curriculum Design
Rudy McDaniel and Cassie McDaniel
16 Memorial Interactivity: Scaffolding Nostalgic User Experiences
William C. Kurlinkus
17 Designing Digital Activism: Rhetorical Tool as Agent of Social Change
Douglas M. Walls, Delia M. Garcia, and Amy VanSchaik
18 Badges as Architectures of Experience: From Signaling to Communication
Stephanie Vie, Rudy McDaniel, and Joseph R. Fanfarelli
19 Relocations: (Re)visioning Rhetoric in a Modern Amusement Park
Jill Morris
Contributors
Index
Back cover
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