Interplay: Interactive Design
Lauren Parker
Softcover | 14.29 x 1.27 x 20.96 cm | 128 pp
V & A | 2004 | 781851774333
Published in 2004, Interplay looked at what constitutes good interactive design and the qualities that lie behind the work of the most original designers in this rapidly evolving field. Now, twenty years on, the book provides a look back at the digital design landscape as it was back then.
V&A Contemporary Curator Lauren Parker highlights work by leading practitioners to illustrate what makes web design unusual and interesting, looking beyond the screen to the changing relationships between clients and creatives and to how the future of interactive design will be shaped by our physical and emotional responses to technology.
Featuring interviews with key designers, the unique qualities of web design as opposed to print are highlighted and explored: how designers are playing with the conventions of the format; how the sometimes rocky relationships between art and design and between the individual and the global corporation can bring about innovative outcomes; and how the future of interactive design is being mapped out in the brave new technological world.
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Lauren Parker
Softcover | 14.29 x 1.27 x 20.96 cm | 128 pp
V & A | 2004 | 781851774333
Published in 2004, Interplay looked at what constitutes good interactive design and the qualities that lie behind the work of the most original designers in this rapidly evolving field. Now, twenty years on, the book provides a look back at the digital design landscape as it was back then.
V&A Contemporary Curator Lauren Parker highlights work by leading practitioners to illustrate what makes web design unusual and interesting, looking beyond the screen to the changing relationships between clients and creatives and to how the future of interactive design will be shaped by our physical and emotional responses to technology.
Featuring interviews with key designers, the unique qualities of web design as opposed to print are highlighted and explored: how designers are playing with the conventions of the format; how the sometimes rocky relationships between art and design and between the individual and the global corporation can bring about innovative outcomes; and how the future of interactive design is being mapped out in the brave new technological world.
