Interaction & Motion Design
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Interaction & Motion Design ✻
What’s the difference between UX & Interaction Design (Ixd)?
“UX, User Experience, is holistic, focusing on users' overall satisfaction and interaction with the company and its products, as explained by Don Norman, the inventor of the term "user experience." More recently, UX has come to refer specifically to the user experience with a solution and customer experience (CX) to the whole relationship with the company.
UID, User Interface Design, deals with the visual components users interact with, such as buttons, icons, and layouts, aiming for aesthetic and functional harmony. Interaction Design orchestrates the user's engagement with these components, ensuring effective, enjoyable interactions.”
— Interaction Design Foundation
IxD design is important to be thinking about throughout the entire user experience journey. It addresses important opportunities to reduce cognitive load, add delight or a feeling the brand wants to embody (such as professional, witty, fun, etc.), and contribute to the overall feeling of “polish” which increases users’ trust in the brand and its products. I primarily use Adobe After Effects and Rive.
Design System Management (DSM) — Motion Standards
Motion Tokens & Components
As part of a design system, motion is key to consider. Motion tokens ease hand-off and eliminates guesswork for the development team. Building components with motion in mind creates a consistent look and feel across a product or organization as a whole.
Components
PMI Infinity
AI Response Enhancement
Volunteer Hub IxD
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Chapter Recruiters
Career Navigator
Onboarding Animations
Destination Feature
Other UI Animations:
KORBYT
Iconography
I designed the Korbyt software icons to have their own look and feel—friendly and approachable. To achieve this feel, most edges of the icons are rounded and soft, and the outlined look is predominantly used, which makes them feel light and airy. I also created multiple versions of each icon—solid, outline, solid circle, outline circle and solid color in order to have the appropriate visibility and user experience as it related to hovering buttons, applying certain settings and also disabled buttons. Final format is svg.
Like Button
The "like" button I designed to be used in the KorbytGO application after a user likes a post in the news feed. Fun and flair was the goal!