Summary: Interface Design as Visual Conversation
Throughout this book, we’ve discussed application design in terms of creating a visual language: developing grammar through consistency and hierarchy, then vocabulary through personality and the tools used to express all three meta-principles. Designing this language involves an iterative question-and-answer process, as designers and developers ask questions, explore possibilities, raise new questions, and work together to resolve them. Having a rationale for decisions is crucial for realizing the purpose of the interface and keeping the design and everyone involved on track.
The meta-principles help you know what questions to ask and put you on the right path to answer them. The tools help you ...
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