This journal entry critically analyzes the interaction design of a MobileMonkey chatbot, evaluating its user experience based on principles of interaction design. The author details their experience using the chatbot, highlighting both positive and negative aspects of the interface. The analysis focuses on key principles, including feedback, mapping, consistency, constraints, and visibility, assessing how effectively these elements contribute to or detract from the user's interaction. The entry provides specific examples of the chatbot's strengths, such as the initial welcome message and animated feedback, and weaknesses, such as the crowded webpage, repetitive messaging, and lack of clear visual cues. The author critiques the chatbot's performance in terms of information overload, poor visibility, low mapping, and lack of consistency, ultimately concluding that the design is limited in its application of major design principles. The journal entry also discusses the importance of NLP and IA in chatbot design, and suggests improvements to enhance the user experience, such as incorporating human-like conversation and improving the clarity of visual elements.