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A comprehensive list of human-computer interactions

A review of the opportunities with humans, computers, and software.

Chris R Becker
UX Collective
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7 min readAug 31, 2021

Interaction Design Paradigms inspired by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_interface#/media/File:Linux_kernel_INPUT_OUPUT_evdev_gem_USB_framebuffer.svg

Whether you are a seasoned Designer (have webmaster in your CV) or new to the world of digital software product design (UXD, UXR, UI, IxD, IA, CX, LX, VD, FE, SO, PO, ML, AI, etc) the universe in which you can apply your craft and skills are continuing to grow. Let’s review the paradigms that construct how we think about, design for, develop in, and deploy software for people all around the globe.

Human interactions options

Human Interaction options

In 2021, we interact with computers like it is oxygen. At one point not that long ago we did not interact with computers daily; however, humans are quick to invent and quick to adapt to new systems that improve their lives. The computer has been a dominant force in our day-to-day existence, and the ways we interact with computers have changed over time. Computers and software are fundamentally supported by the ways humans can interact with each other in the world.

  1. Sight: We use our eyes to look at screens or other user interfaces and content to make decisions to…

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Written by Chris R Becker

Product Designer / Educator / Author. Parent, surfer, maker.

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Hello Mr. Backer,
Thank you for sharing some of your knowledge, creativity and humanity with us who do not quite manage such a complicated network of relationships between people, computers and artificial intelligence. Thanks to your extraordinary…

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Wow, you did go all the way!