Post on 24-Jan-2017
Design is everywhere, or at least, that’s what they sayIntroduction to I300
Omar Sosa-Tzec School of Informatics & Computing Indiana University Bloomington
info i300 Human-Computer Interaction Fall 2016
What's going on here?
•People? •Phone's tech power? •Marketing? •Culture? •Age? •Fashion?
HCI
Intersection between the social and behavioral sciences on the one hand, and computer and information technology on the other.
Carroll (2003)
It is concerned with understanding how people make use of devices and systems that incorporate or embed computation…
Carroll (2003)
… and how such devices and systems can be more useful and more usable.
Carroll (2003)
HCI professionals analyze and design user interfaces and new user interface technologies.
Carroll (2003)
HCI professionals analyze and design user interfaces and new user interface technologies.
Carroll (2003)
Research
HCI professionals analyze and design user interfaces and new user interface technologies.
Carroll (2003)
Practice
UCD
Research
Design
Evaluation
UX
Research
Observation Interviews
Survey Focus group
Design
Interaction Flows Paper prototypes
Wireframes High-fi prototypes
Evaluation
Usability testing Heuristic
Evaluation
User Experience Design
IxD
The big picture
User
User
User
Needs
User
Needs
Client
User
Needs
Client
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
Requirements
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
Requirements
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
Requirements
Research
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
Requirements
Design
UX Design
User
Needs
Client
You: UX Designer
Requirements
Design
Test
There is:
A client with certain requirements
A user with certain needs
A product that is intended to fulfill the requirements and needs, and additionally, to provide a great UX
There is:
A client with certain requirements
A user with certain needs
A product that is intended to fulfill the requirements and needs, and additionally, to provide a great UX
There is:
A client with certain requirements
A user with certain needs
A product that is intended to fulfill the requirements and needs, and additionally, to provide a great UX
There is:
A client with certain requirements
A user with certain needs
A product that is intended to fulfill the requirements and needs, and additionally, to provide a great UX
Is that simple? Hooray!
NO
Your design won't live in a vacuum…
Image: http://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/research/neurobiology-of-ageing/@@images/image
Research
Observation Interviews
Survey Focus group
Design
Interaction Flows Paper prototypes
Wireframes High-fi prototypes
Evaluation
Usability testing Heuristic
Evaluation
User Experience Design
Mini-project 1
Part 1 due tonight at 11:59 PM
Part 2 due Wednesday night, also before midnight
Part 1 only requires you to select one context of use and explain what you would design for the people frequenting that place.
Part 2 requires you to interview briefly three people from that place. Don't talk to anyone without having the first part finished. You will need to report your insights for this part.
Each part has its Canvas assignment post
I already posted some readings that will be useful for this mini-project. Please, take a look at them.
You may start using your I300 supplies for this mini-project
Let's review the syllabus
Thanks!
@omitzec tzec.com
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