Interaction Design articles and design guides

Screens people touch with wet hands, glance at from across a room, or poke once a day. This tag covers interaction in awkward contexts: wall-mounted tablets, smart home control panels, anything read at three meters. Glanceability changes every rule you learned for a laptop. Tap targets grow, text grows more, and the information hierarchy gets brutal. Micro-interactions live here too, because feedback matters most when the user isn't looking closely. Practical constraints, not theory.