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Interactive experiences in public spaces enable users to engage with complex materials, revealing hidden connections and providing a shared focus for active exploration and conversation. In this course, you will research, design and produce a novel interactive experience in response to a brief delivered by an industry partner.

Building on skills and knowledge developed in Interaction Design Foundations and Human-Centred Design Methods, you will work in interdisciplinary teams to advance your expertise in Interaction Design and UX, with a focus on ergonomics, interaction aesthetics, and visual communication in interactive contexts. You will apply this to the development of a functioning prototype based on user research into real-world applications for interactive experiences.