'Iterative design' presentation slideshows

Introduction & Course Overview

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Rapid Prototyping

Rapid Prototyping. Sketches, storyboards, mock-ups and scenarios. Agenda. Dimensions and terminology Non-computer methods Computer methods. Your Project Group. An Essential Concept of UCD. Requirements for an interactive system cannot be fully specified at the beginning of the lifecycle

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SHARP Area 3: SMART (Substitutable Medical Apps)

SHARP Area 3: SMART (Substitutable Medical Apps). Josh C. Mandel, MD Joshua.Mandel@childrens.harvard.edu Lead Architect, SMART (http://smartplatforms.org) Research Faculty, Harvard Medical School Sharp Area 4 Face-to-face, July 1 2011. SMART goals. Health IT users work with

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Evaluating UI Designs assess effect of interface on user performance and satisfaction identify specific usability pr

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SIMS 247 Lecture 11 Evaluating Interactive Interfaces

SIMS 247 Lecture 11 Evaluating Interactive Interfaces. February 24, 1998. Many slides from this lecture are closely derived from some created by Professor James Landay, 1997 Also, from Chapter 4 of Shneiderman 97. Outline. Why do evaluation? What types of evaluations? Choosing participants

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LAN/WAN Optimization Techniques Chp.1~Chp.4

LAN/WAN Optimization Techniques Chp.1~Chp.4. Harrell J. Van Norman Presented by Shaun Chang. Outline. Networks Local-Area Networks (LANs) Wide-Area Networks (WANs) Network Design Network Engineering Process Network Design Tools. Networks. LANs Short-distance networks (less than 1 mile)

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A Design Approach to Game Research going beyond games for entertainment only

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Human Computer Interaction

Human Computer Interaction. HCI in The Software Process. HCI in the software process. Software engineering and the design process for interactive systems Usability engineering Iterative design and prototyping Design R ationale. the software lifecycle.

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Informal PUIs: No Recognition Required

Informal PUIs: No Recognition Required. James Landay Jason Hong Scott Klemmer James Lin Mark Newman. WIMPy User Interfaces. Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointer Hitting limitations of this kind of interface WIMP designed for limited audience Full use of eyes Literate Full use of hands

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User-centered approaches to interaction design

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Design and Technology KS1-3 - implications of the new programmes of study Richard Green

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Design and Technology KS1-3 - implications of the new programmes of study Richard Green

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The route to Programmable Components

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The Design Process

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Usability

Usability. When you design the userinterface to a computer system, you decide which screens the system will show, what exactly will be in each screen and how it will look. You also decide what the user can click on and what happens when he does so, plus all

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Topiary: A Tool for Prototyping Location-Enhanced Applications

Topiary: A Tool for Prototyping Location-Enhanced Applications. Yang Li , Jason I. Hong , James A. Landay ,. Presented by Daniel Schulman. Location-Enhanced Applications . Use the location of users, others. Examples: AT&T Find Friends service. E911 Hard to design:

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New Media Research Group Blog 2

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ideation, iterative design, and prototyping Meaning?

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