Social networking website interface design

Social networking website interface design

Basic Information

Original Title: designing social Interfaces
Original Press: Yahoo Press
Author: (US) Christian crumlish Erin Malone
Translator: Fan wangbin Shi Rong
Press: Machinery Industry Press
ISBN: 9787111305187
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Published on: February 1, September 2010
Start: 16
Page number: 445
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Media comment

"If you want to use the power of social networking websites, this book is definitely a rare resource! For engineers and designers who have just been engaged in social media development, this book must be read. For design experts, this book is also a great reference book for the case ."
-- Abby kirigin: Interactive Design Consultant/product strategy consultant
"Erin and Christian finally joined hands to bring a super-heavyweight, most important social design model to the public for people to use. I recommend this book to anyone who builds social networking websites or applications: I hate it very much. I really want to see it three years ago !"
-- Joshua Porter, founder of bokardo design,
Author of the design for the social Web (published by new riders), "Christian and Erin have organized the ideas of today's social design into commonlanguage ), it also promotes social progress through available open standards, open source code, open processes, and interoperability."
-- David recordon, openid Foundation
"With this book, problems with social interface design will become so simple. Malone and crumlish organize many common interactions into patterns and analyze the nuances between them. This book is a must-have for me. Here, I would like to solemnly recommend this book to everyone !"
-- Bill Scott, Netflix's UI Engineering director, co-author of designing web interfaces (published by o'reilly)

Wonderful comments

Although there are already many UI books, such as "Visitor first" and "User Experience elements", the social network experience is more and more emphasized, this is the first article, and the content is very attractive to me.

First, I saw an article about the interaction design of social networking websites recommended on the csdn homepage. Later I found that the original article is the point of view in this book.

I don't know when I can add the following chapter. I really want to look forward to it first. Now there are many social websites, but there are still a few people who really can stay with customers. I want to learn more.

Directory

Preface
Part 1 What is social networking?
Chapter 4 Mom, what is the social user experience model?
Some sources of social networking products ......
What are the so-called principles, best practices, and patterns?
......
Chapter 2 core of social networking
Social networking websites should be intentionally designed to be inadequate
Overwrite
Social networking, but not just social networking
Session like a person!
......
Part 2: I am a xxx
Chapter 4 invite you to join!
Appointment
Invitation
Additional reading
Chapter 1 where are the rest of me?
User ID
Personal Data
Friend comments (or personal recommendations)
Personal Homepage
......
Chapter 4 we are here! Here we are! Here we are!
Brief online presence history
Action on arrival and different aspects on arrival
Online/idle
Friend list
......
Chapter 1 are you willing to buy a second-hand car from this person?
Reputation will affect behavior
Competition Map
Classification
Named hierarchy
......
Part 3: The target social media
Chapter 4 collect things like hunters
Favorites
Save
Favorites
......
Chapter 2 sharing and equal sharing
The evolving "name"
Sharing Tools
Bookmarks
Send/share Components
Personal sharing
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Chapter 4 Dissemination
Broadcast
Blog: appearance
Blog: blogger identity
......
Chapter 4 long listening and immediate feedback
Chapter 4 Watson, come on!
Chapter 4 building a house together
Chapter 2 loyal social media groups
Chapter 2 one of us
Chapter 4 manager's good and bad
Chapter 4
Chapter 2 commercial openness
Chapter 4 other environments