Interface Culture by Steven Johnson
How New Technology Transforms the Way We Create and Communicate
In this insightful exploration of digital evolution, the book delves into the transformative role of interfaces in shaping human interaction with technology. It examines how interfaces, from the desktop metaphor to the web browser, have not only facilitated communication but also influenced cultural and social dynamics. By analyzing historical and contemporary examples, the narrative reveals the profound impact of design on user experience, suggesting that interfaces are not just tools but cultural artifacts that reflect and shape our understanding of the digital world.
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- Published
- 1997
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- American
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- 272
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