本书通过丰富的示例和生动的讲解，深刻揭示了当今屏幕至上的界面设计的种种怪象。本书呼吁将设计的重心由界面转向对用户个性化需求的关怀，并提出了无界面交互设计方略的三个原则以构建优质用户体验：贴合日常生活流程，做电脑的主人而非仆人，适应个体情况。
<作者简介> Golden Krishna
杰出的用户体验设计师，曾在Zappos Labs、三星、Cooper等知名企业供职。目前就职于Google，主要工作是研究面向未来的Android平台的设计策略。他在全球各大城市积极宣传“无界面”的设计理念，在“西南偏南”艺术节上的演讲广受关注，其设计工作和设计理念在The Verge、BBC、Bloomberg、《华尔街日报》、Forrester、PC World等权威媒体上均有报道。
<译者简介> 杨名
高级用户体验设计师，曾任职于IBM、联想等IT公司，专注于用户界面交互设计和产品的整体体验设计。对日常生活中运用的高新技术和人机界面的交互方式尤为关注。
Comments
“I really hope that people who work in Silicon Valley have already read this book.” – Doug LeMoine, General Manager, Cooper
“The writing of this book seems to be casual. There is a spicy and humorous rebellious spirit in the lines. This spirit can help us get out of the interface of today's interactive design. When you are depressed, you can open this book. After reading a few pages, you will start to smile, laugh, and learn a lot. The words in the book have an inspiring power." - Don Norman, Director of Design Lab, University of California, San Diego, Design Psychology Author
“This book is a challenge to today's screen-first interface design trend. It is sharp and witty, full of wisdom and courage. It also shows the extraordinary insight of the author Golden Krishna as a leading user experience designer.”— —Martin Thörnkvist, Chairman of the Media Evolution Conference
“I believe this book will be a turning point in the history of interaction design. One day, people will eventually get tired of the flood of screens and turn to a more meaningful way of coexisting with technology.” —Kevin Farnham, founder of User Experience Design
Through rich examples and vivid explanations, this book profoundly reveals the horrors of today's screen-oriented interface design. This book calls for shifting the focus of design from the interface to the care of the user's individual needs, and proposes three principles of the interfaceless interaction design strategy to build a quality user experience: fit the daily life process, be the owner of the computer rather than the servant, Adapt to individual situations.
This book is suitable for user experience designers and anyone interested in interaction design.