INTERACTION DESIGN: beyond human-computer interaction, 3rd Edition

Acknowledgments

Many people have helped us over the years in writing the three editions. We have benefited from the advice and support of our many professional colleagues across the world, our students, friends, and families. We especially would like to thank everyone who generously contributed their ideas and time to help make the first and second editions successful. Here, we would like to give a special mention below to all those who have provided feedback and helped us with the third edition.

Yvonne would like to thank her colleagues and students at the Open University and Indiana University for the many discussions about and pointers to articles, YouTube videos, new technologies, emergent phenomena, and other new material: in particular, Anne Adams, Jon Bird, Rafael Cronin, Nick Dalton, Rose Johnson, Richie Hazlewood, Eva Hornecker, Stefan Kreitmayer, Youn-kyung Lim, Paul Marshall, Anijo Mathew, Richard Morris, Nadia Pantidi, Jeff Rick, Alice Robbin, Tammy Toscos, and Janet van der Linden. Many others have made good suggestions for what to include in the third edition, including Ann Blandford and Toni Robertson. Finally, a special thank you to Harry Brignull for his rapid and insightful feedback on many aspects of the book.

Helen would like to thank Judith Segal, Debbie Stone, Stephanie Wilson, and Mark Woodroffe, and also the students and tutors of the Open University's module M364 (Fundamentals of Interaction Design), for helping to shape her ideas about interaction design; ...