Class Communication Design in Digital Medias

Perceive the interface mediation in communication and its emotional component that shapes how we relate to and through it. Deep knowledge in designing interfaces for digital media. Identify and apply different approaches to interface design and the dimensions that may have, as well as standards and design principles. Develop the ability to create interface design specification documents for development teams.

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I. Emotional design II. Interface dimensions: Visual design, Information architecture design, Interaction design III. Design patterns and principles IV. Design systems V. Responsive design

In this curricular unit, design problems are solved with students' active participation in the search for solutions. The theoretical component and weekly supervision by the lecturer support this. A project-oriented learning methodology is combined with active learning in an iterative process.

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