Design Magical Predictive UX | Predictive Interaction Design

What Is Predictive Interaction Design?

It's a rigorous User Experience Design concept that allows product, user experience and interaction designers (or anyone!) to design that 'magical' feeling user experience that's one step ahead of their decisions, without being intrusive.

This retention of user choice and lack of decision intrusion is what sets Predictive Interaction Design apart from classic anticipatory design.

The goal of implementing Predictive Interaction Design is simple:

Innovate your user experiences by predicting a want, need or command input to incite a faster, more efficient or more secure response.

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A product or experience that can predict user commands and actions can prepare ahead of time. So when those commands and actions are made, the response can be much quicker. The TV that secretly turns on before you press the power button? The lift that secretly arrives at your floor before you call for it? The Predictive Interaction Design course shows you how.

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So many products and experiences run certain processes that are wasteful when unneeded. Instead, one that can predict a user action or interaction ahead of time doesn't need to run these processes until they're actually required. Say bye bye to standby. Save resources, save money, save the planet. The Predictive Interaction Design course shows you how.

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Cyber threats are continually increasing in prevalence. Security is becoming an increasingly important concern to the designers, developers and consumers of products and experiences. But adding multiple security hoops every single time a user accesses a product or service can be detrimental to the user experience. Instead, what if a system could predict a malicious interaction, and add additional security layers in these cases? Ever wonder why your phone randomly asks you to enter your passcode? The Predictive Interaction Design course shows you how.

Beyond Just Predictive Analytics

Using big data and machine learning to predict future trends, actions and behaviours is an important component of anticipatory design. But it is not always necessary to design a fantastic predictive user experience. There are other clever and sometimes much more simple ways to implement anticipatory design into your projects.

Learn The Concept & Apply To Your Experiences

Learn The Concept & Apply It To Your Experiences

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LEARN THE CONCEPT

(Recommended if you are new to Predictive Interaction Design)

A fast-paced and easy to follow course that will give you a concrete understanding of Predictive Interaction Design thinking.

This fully example-led Course will show you how to implement PID into a wide range of scenarios, across products and services spanning multiple industries.

If you're involved in New Product Development, Engineering, UX Design, Interaction Design, HCI, Technology Innovation, or conducting research in any these fields, this course will change the way you look at user experiences and show you how to improve the user experience in your own projects. Think of it a bit like self-serve consulting.

Certificate upon completion!

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BESPOKE SERVICES

(Recommended if you are a product development or innovation team with a defined project)

Every business is unique, and you may have a unique challenge associated with yours. That's why we offer bespoke advisory services. We'll take you through the Predictive Interaction Design process and show you how to implement anticipatory design into your UX/CX journey.

True, tangible innovation, tailored to your business. Enquire now.

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