Who doesn't have a facebook??? That would be an easier question to answer rather than trying to figure out all of the people that have one! I think that facebook is a very neat social network that connects people to one another. With its design you can send messages to all of your friends and view pictures that your friends post. It connects everyone from high school friends that have not seen each other in a long time or even connects friends or family who live far apart from one another. It is a great way to keep in contact with people especially since our daily lives are so busy and fast paced.. We normally do not have the time to call all of our friends to check and see how they are so we just get on facebook and with a few clicks of a mouse we can check up on all of our friends really fast. I think that facebook is a really neat tool that everyone can use to network with other people!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Facebook!
Who doesn't have a facebook??? That would be an easier question to answer rather than trying to figure out all of the people that have one! I think that facebook is a very neat social network that connects people to one another. With its design you can send messages to all of your friends and view pictures that your friends post. It connects everyone from high school friends that have not seen each other in a long time or even connects friends or family who live far apart from one another. It is a great way to keep in contact with people especially since our daily lives are so busy and fast paced.. We normally do not have the time to call all of our friends to check and see how they are so we just get on facebook and with a few clicks of a mouse we can check up on all of our friends really fast. I think that facebook is a really neat tool that everyone can use to network with other people!
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Good approach to think about the overall "design" of Facebook. Now, can you expand this perspective to critique other Web-based social applications? For that matter, can you extend your thinking to designing interactions that depend on several platforms?
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