"Designing Interactive Systems" provides a detailed exploration of the principles, methods, and practices involved in creating interactive computer systems. The book covers topics such as user-centered design, prototyping, usability evaluation, and the integration of social and organizational factors into system design. It emphasizes understanding user needs and context to build effective and engaging interactive experiences. Through theoretical insights and practical techniques, the text guides designers and developers in producing systems that are both functional and intuitive. This work is a key resource for students and professionals in HCI, software engineering, and user experience design.

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