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About Interaction Satisfaction

This blog is designed to educate and further inform those who have an interest in Interactive Design and would like to expand their knowledge of Web 2.0, interactive design and information/instructional design. It will assist me as well as others in gaining a clearer understanding of each topic and it’s impact on the social net. Technology is advancing more and more each day and the ability to now interact with others and customise and develop our own spot on the net (as I am doing right now), is an amazing improvement to what was available years ago. ‘Interaction Satisfaction’ aims to explore the features of interactive design and enables all to appreciate such advancements in today’s society.

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