re:touch

re:touch is a small exploration in user interface design that asks: “if [insert name of thing here] had a touch screen, what would the touch screen look like? What would it need to have?” re:touch focuses on five different aspects of interface design: wireframing, designing more than once, faking tactile feedback, designing for gestures, and creating functional design and aesthetic synergy. Each topic has an example of an object that has been given a touch screen. Discover the basics of user interface design as you explore a small portion of it in re:touch by Caroline Amaba.