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We first looked at the biggest diffrences: If it was online or physical. Both are them are a world on their own. After sorting out the Digital ones we realised that there were objects and places. There were many outdoor interfaces and then we sorted them into mainly three: Outdoor structures, Places and Nature. Outdoor structures are mainly manmade architecture. We couldn't identify the 'Places' in this group because the content wasn't the same. One had activities and events going on inside it(Places). In the Nature group we focused on the organic environment itself. Then we started to focus on the obects that can be found in these places both outdoor and indoor. Transportation one is also connected with places so it was easy to identify the interfaces in the group. We got transportation vehicles, OV chipkarts and other interfaces that are connected to transporting in anyway.

Paying and buying was an activity that was in the interfaces a lot so we got 2 connected to money exchange: Restaurants and Shopping. Restaurants can be an undergroup for shopping. However, it has interfaces on it's own. (such as chairs, drinks, food and screens)

While we were exploring the city we came up with many interfaces that give information. These were maps, screens, signs and led displays. They gave information about the places, prices, time etc.

The 'Media of Creation has a connection with informational. They both own knowledge. Nevertheless, 'Media of Creation' has interfaces such as paper. It also has artistic interfaces aswell. We can say that artistic features have a knowledge but their main purpose isn't guiding and teaching people.

There were many interfaces in indoors too. We decided to make a group 'Domestic' for them. Some of the basic objects we use in our houses.

Protection objects can be found both in outdoors and indoors. That is the difference from the 'Domestic' group. We use many protection objects with different protecting ways. Some can be used for emergency while others can be used occasionaly and can be ignored in our daily lives.