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How Human Abilities Define Digital Experiences

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Overview

Explore how human abilities should shape digital experiences in this 37-minute talk by Claudio Guglieri, Group Creative Director at Huge Oakland. Discover the importance of addressing motor systems, human vision, and cognitive abilities when designing digital interfaces. Learn about accessibility guidelines, contrast considerations, and how over 200 million people globally benefit from these practices. Delve into topics such as line length, color perception, finger size, pointing inaccuracy, eye tracking, and air hovering. Gain insights on vision-related design aspects, including image recognition, object pilots, field of view, and VR vision. Understand the significance of cognitive abilities, attention memory, and cognitive load in creating effective digital experiences. Apply this knowledge to enhance usability and create more inclusive digital designs that cater to diverse human abilities.

Syllabus

Intro
Line length and contrast
Protanopia
China Topia
Kelly Larry
Three Reasons
Comfort
Fatigue
Marvel
Kinect
Body
Finger Size
Pointing
Inaccuracy
Eye Tracking
Air Hovering
How to use this information
Vision
Image Recognition
Object Pilots
Field of View
Peripheral Field of View
VR Vision
Navigation
Wrapping it up
Cognitive Abilities
Attention Memory
Cognitive Load
Conclusion

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