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“Interfaces” gathers books that investigate the points where things meet and interact—the mediating layers between people, machines, cultures, disciplines, or environments. Spanning practical guides to user-interface and service design, HCI, and APIs, through media theory and STS, to speculative narratives about contact zones and hybrid selves, these works examine how screens, dashboards, algorithms, borders, rituals, and languages translate intentions, shape behavior, and distribute power. They unpack affordances, feedback, protocols, and ergonomics, illuminating the aesthetics, politics, and ethics of interaction, as well as the frictions and failures at thresholds. Whether tracing the history of buttons and icons, the governance of data platforms, or the social scripts that let strangers coordinate, “Interfaces” spotlights the surfaces and seams that organize everyday life and our encounters with other systems and worlds.

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