Control (Annotated)

The document discusses the distinctions between interactive design and print design, emphasizing that interactive media prioritizes behavior over narrative and involves relinquishing some control from designer to user. It highlights the evolution from traditional, controlled design environments to dynamic, conversational digital experiences, illustrating the need for designers to adapt to user interactions while still ensuring clear guidance in their designs. Ultimately, it argues for a balance between user control and designer intention in the context of digital media.