What makes an interactive experience compelling for children? What turns a simple click or tap into a magical interchange? Mark Schlichting’s book, Understanding Kids, Play, and Interactive Design, answers these questions, and more, with a deep dive into the multiple factors needed to create award-winning games and activities that children will love and come back to.
With insights, research, and practical knowledge gathered during over thirty years of designing award-winning games, this book is the bible of interactive design for children. It is a practical book that discusses the physiological and psychological dynamics of attention, the value of intrinsic play, and strategies to invent activities that support kids’ engagement, entertainment, and learning.
It helps designers to better understand:
Understanding Kids, Play, and Interactive Design features real-world stories, practical methods, tips, and design secrets that user experience practitioners and children’s designers need to ensure that the products they create are successful and engaging for kids. It addresses all aspects of children's design in depth, and it is packed with hundreds of full color photographs, screenshots, illustrations, and effects that use many of the design principles outlined in the book, providing a look that practices what it preaches and teaches. Written in accessible style, it offers insights and inspiration to parents, designers, educators, and anyone looking to create content that will be an immediate hit with kids.
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Mark Schlichting is a well-known pioneer of the children's interactive design industry. He is the CEO of NoodleWorks Interactive, a children's design and consulting firm, and probably best known as the creator of Brøderbund's Living Books series. For over thirty years he has been creating engaging and award winning activities and apps for children. He is also the author and illustrator of "Harry and The Haunted House," a children's book and software program. Mark speaks internationally at both software industry and academic gatherings about best practices and design secrets to create engaging and enduring children's games. In 2012 he received the Kids At Play interactive (KAPi) Legend Pioneer Award.
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