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Jennifer Bove on How to Design Enjoyment

May 18, 2009

Faculty member Jennifer Bove blogs on behalf of the MFA in Interaction Design program for Creativity Magazine. For her first post on “how to design enjoyment,” she explores the features and decisions that make technology feel more human. From Dopplr, IPhone’s application icons, to her own work at Kicker Studio, interaction design of products and services is defined, at the essence: “more about the humans who use them and less about the technology that enables them.”

Read Jennifer Bove’s post at Creativity Magazine

9 Comments

  1. hello, this is my first time i visit here. I found so many interesting in your blog especially its discussion. keep up the good work.

    Posted by links on 07/04/09 @ 5:49pm #

    1. Perfect Jennifer Bove

      Posted by Kral Oyun on 07/06/09 @ 2:53am #

      1. wonderful jennifer

        Posted by humorous pictures on 07/08/09 @ 1:26am #

        1. great job

          Posted by freepaymentcard.com on 07/08/09 @ 2:54am #

          1. Greatly…. God Job

            Posted by Huntelar on 07/09/09 @ 6:55am #

            1. Well, this is a very valuable post. Thanks for the information you provided. It would be great if got more post like this. I appreciate it.

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                1. You can’t really design that kind of stuff, it comes from the minds of brilliant and creative people like Jenn. Good read!

                  Posted by Andrew on 03/11/10 @ 5:47pm #

                  1. You can’t really design enjoyment, but you can sure stimulate it.

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