auditory interaction design

Auditory interaction design refers to creating systems that communicate and respond through sound, helping users interact naturally without relying solely on visuals. It involves designing voices, sounds, and audio cues that enable users to control devices, get information, or receive feedback through listening. This design improves accessibility and user experience, especially when visual attention is limited or impractical, such as with smart speakers, voice assistants, or navigation aids. In essence, it ensures that sound plays a meaningful role in making technology more intuitive, efficient, and user-friendly.