Abbreviations.

1.= identification (identity)

2.= Identity

3.=[ La] ditto

ID is the abbreviation of English IDentity, which means identity number. Also known as serial number or account number, it is a relatively unique code in a certain system, which is equivalent to an "ID card". In a specific thing, the ID number is generally unchanged, and what is used to identify this thing is determined by the rules formulated by the designer himself. Generally speaking, this rule is designed subjectively according to the specific use environment, such as "employee number", "ID number", "computer website" and "port number".

For computers, there are two main operation modes, logical operation and arithmetic operation. Logical operation is related to the ID function of numbers.

Of course, ID is very common in life. For example, the product model and production number can be pasted on similar things to distinguish them. This can also be called ID.

Others:

English abbreviation for industrial design.

English abbreviation for infectious diseases.

Abbreviation for Adobe InDesign software (see Adobe InDesign for details).

In addition, the concept of ID as "ID" was first quoted by Freud in Psychology according to Georg Groddeck, which means that "the thought in the potential ideology represents the original procedure of thought-the most primitive desire of human beings to satisfy instinctive impulses".

Interactive design

As a new discipline focusing on interactive experience, interactive design was born in 1980s. It was founded by Bill? Moggridge proposed it at a design meeting of 1984, and at first he named it "Soft Face". Because this name was easily remembered with the popular toy "Cabbage Doll" at that time, he later renamed it "Interactive Design".

From the user's point of view, interaction design is a technology that makes products easy to use, effective and enjoyable. It is committed to understanding the target users and their expectations, the behavior of the other party when users interact with products, and the psychological and behavioral characteristics of "people". At the same time, it also includes understanding various effective ways of interaction, and strengthening and expanding them. Interaction design also involves many disciplines and needs to communicate with people from many fields and backgrounds.

Through the interactive design of product interface and behavior, an organic connection can be established between the product and the user, so as to effectively realize the user's goal, which is the purpose of interactive design.

Definition of interaction design:

Simply put, interactive design is the design and definition of the behavior of objects, environments and systems, as well as the morphological elements that convey this behavior. Different from the traditional design discipline, it focuses on content and connotation recently, while interactive design first aims at planning and describing the behavior of things, and then describes the most effective form to convey this behavior.

Interactive design draws lessons from the theories and technologies of traditional design, usability and engineering disciplines. It is a synthesis with unique methods and practices, not just a partial superposition. It is also an engineering discipline, which is different from other scientific and engineering disciplines.

Interactive design is a subject that pays special attention to the following contents:

Proof of identity

1, which defines the product form closely related to the behavior and use of the product.

2, predict how the use of products will affect the relationship between products and users, and users' understanding of products.

3. Explore the dialogue between products, people and materials, culture and history.

Interactive design solves product design from the perspective of "goal orientation";

1. Form opinions on how people want to use products and why people want to use such products.

2. Respect users and their goals.

3. For product features and usage attributes, there should be a complete form, not too simple.

Looking forward to the future, it depends on what the product may look like, not necessarily like now.

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identity

Translate "private self" again.

intelligence

In Freud's psychoanalysis, id, ego and superego are respectively one of the three aspects of personality. Id is the source of instinctive impulses, such as sex and aggression, and some innate primitive needs. The ID is totally irrational, and it works according to the principle of seeking happiness and avoiding pain. When you are impulsive, you should always seek immediate satisfaction. The id provides energy for conscious spiritual life, although it is completely unconscious for adults. It plays a particularly important role in artistic creation and other forms of expression with irrational factors. Freud believed that the main methods to reveal the content of the ID are the analysis of dreams and free association.