User-interface design and China: a great leap forward

Authors:
Aaron Marcus
Affiliations:
Aaron Marcus and Associates, Inc.
Venue:
interactions
Year:
2003

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Abstract

If user-interface design seeks to encompass human-experience design, then computer-based communication and interaction designers need to keep Asian, specifically Chinese, users in mind. China, with approximately one-fifth of the world's population, an economy that is growing quickly, and a manufacturing system that exports a significant percentage of the goods imported into the world's countries, needs to be considered in revising concepts of user-interface and user-experience design.