Good design is intuitive not to the designer’s intuition, but to the user’s intuition, the user’s conformity. In the video, Norman defines affordances as “perceived or practical properties, primarily those essential to determining how to use them”. At the same time, he suggests that affordability will change due to personal changes.
The central question of affordability theory is not whether such information exists or is real, but whether it can be perceived in ambient light. (Gibson, 1979). Gibson’s approach does not fundamentally distinguish humans from other animals. The assumption of the mutual nature of animals and their environment, and the arguments based on that assumption, which underlie the theory of revelation, are general enough to apply to any animal.
A list of iPad affordances
1. You can watch movies and TV shows on the iPad. The iPad has a much larger screen than a phone
2. The iPad can play games. It is a very good console, especially the screen is large, some games are easy to operate, especially for children to play.
3. The iPad can browse the web, and the tablet can surf the web.
You can listen to music on the iPad. You can save some songs on the iPad, and you can also listen to them online. With the help of its large speaker, it plays well outside, and of course you can plug in your headphones
4. The iPad can take photos and record videos.
5. The iPad stores data
6. The iPad can be used with some software and iPencil for drawing