Titlebook: Spaces of Interaction, Places for Experience; David Benyon Book 2014 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2014

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Digital Space,, phone calls, Skype and all things digital. It is the same as the popular term “cyberspace,” but by foregrounding the digital we highlight other issues. Digital space concerns digital technologies and how people interact with them and through them. It is about communication with other people. It is

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Information Space,s worthwhile spending a bit more time exploring the concept. Information space is the space of semiotics. It is where people decode the signs in the world around them and use this information to guide their activities. In terms of Pact the information space lies in the relationship between the P and

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Conceptual Space, is also where people imagine. In Chapter 2 we described people as existing in a medium that extends out in many different directions to a greater or lesser degree. So, the conceptual space is not simply in people’s heads. Certainly people will need to think about things in their heads, but they wil

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Navigating Space,e trajectories of experiences (Section 7.3) through ecologies (Section 4.3) and in Chapter 1 we saw how service design is concerned with the whole customer journey (Section 1.4). In Chapter 2 we looked at how the medium of interaction entails both physical and semiotic components and in Section 7.1

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Blended Spaces, a new meeting room or developing a foyer area in a building that has a number of large linked screens that provide various services. On another occasion, designers will find themselves designing some locative media such as a location-based tourist app. Rather than just bolting a digital space on to

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