Interaction design focuses on designing interactive elements that enhance usability and user satisfaction. It involves creating intuitive and engaging interactions that guide users through the product.

• Activities:
  • Micro-Interactions: Designing small, subtle animations or feedback mechanisms, such as button hover effects or loading spinners.
  • Feedback Mechanisms: Providing clear feedback for user actions, such as success messages or error notifications.
  • Navigation Design: Creating intuitive navigation systems that help users move seamlessly through the product.
• Purpose:
  The goal of interaction design is to create intuitive and engaging interactions that enhance the user experience. It ensures that users can easily understand and interact with the product.
• Outcome:
  A seamless and enjoyable user experience that enhances usability and satisfaction.
• Challenges:
  Balancing creativity with usability can be challenging. Designers must ensure that interactions are intuitive and do not overwhelm or confuse users.
• Best Practices:
  • Keep interactions simple and intuitive.
  • Use animations and feedback to guide users without distracting them.
  • Test interactions with real users to ensure they enhance the experience.
  • Collaborate with developers to ensure interactions are feasible and performant.