Feedback, Errors, Forcing, Gestalt laws, Responsiveness- Cmap 3

HCI module 3 Cmap:  Feedback, Errors, Forcing, Gestalt laws, Responsiveness related to the module 2 (Cmap 2) of Seven Stages of Action. 

In my view one of the most interesting modules yet giving me an opportunity to think or our everyday errors that are part of our lives and how we still continue to do them. Interesting to see how small set of rules have changed the way we see information and interact with objects and design.

Capture errors: Instagram vs Facebook for example, liking the pictures on Instagram you have to tap the screen two times and when you get used to it you start to like pictures on Facebook like that as well however on Facebook you need to use the mouse to click on like.

Data driven errors: writing an essay for example but trying to talk to someone at the same time, it happens often that you write down words from your conversation on your essay or vice versa saying something you are writing rather than something you wanted to say in the first place. Happens with me a lot when multitasking.

Premature conclusion errors: talking with a phone and finishing the call before the conversation actually ended but in your mind you have already got your answer. Can be very embarrassing but you can always blame it on technology error not your own J

Mode Errors: happens with my phone a lot that I try to get the phone opened but turn it off instead by holding the button down too long.

Loss of activation errors: studying something and realize I would like something to eat or bring from another room but when I decide to go I discover myself standing in the middle of kitchen forgetting what I wanted in the first place.