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SE 204 – Human Computer Interaction

SE 204 – Human Computer Interaction. Lecture 6 : Prototypes Lecturer: Gazihan Alankuş. Please look at the last slides for assignments (marked with TODO ). What we talked about before. Collecting requirements Identifying the current workflow Using a storyboard to propose a new workflow

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Paper Prototypes of

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DGMD E-70 Principles of Game Design

DGMD E-70 Principles of Game Design. LESSON #7: Team Formation Day!. TODAY:. Inspiration/Considerations MIT Gambit Game Lab and Team Formation 3. Paper Prototypes, Design Documents, Scheduling. Final Games: Consider Marketing: Why should people care about your game?.

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Day 5

Day 5. Specifying designs. Objectives. Learn about the need for prototypes and user testing with these Learn about different ways in which prototypes vary. Why specify the design?. It helps you think through important issues brings up many issues that cannot be adequately anticipated

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Agile Planning

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Design

Design. Chapter 6. Outline. Technology Myopia Conceptual Design Physical Design Evaluation Physical Design Cont. Interface Design Standards Case Study: Olympic Messaging System (OMS). Technology Myopia. Interaction designs must be sensitive to: Human-human communication

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Lecture 17: Prototyping

Lecture 17: Prototyping. PS2, RS2 due on Sunday next week is paper prototyping week (no nanoquizzes) Mon: building Wed: testing Fri: testing. UI Hall of Fame or Shame?. UI Hall of Fame or Shame?. Nanoquiz. closed book, closed notes submit before time is up (paper or web)

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Low-fi Prototyping

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Concepts and Prototypes

Concepts and Prototypes. Announcements. Notice upcoming due dates (web page). Where we are in PRICPE : P redispositions: Did this in Project Proposal. RI : R esearch was studying users. Hopefully led to I nsights. CP : C oncept and initial (very low-fi) P rototypes due next.

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Concepts and Prototypes

Concepts and Prototypes. CS352. Announcements. Notice upcoming due dates (web page). Where we are in PRICPE : P redispositions: Did this in Project Proposal. RI : R esearch was studying users. Hopefully led to I nsights. CP : C oncept and initial (very low-fi) P rototypes due next.

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Chapter 5 Design Overview

Chapter 5 Design Overview. Conceptual Design Physical Design Evaluation Physical Design Interface Design Standards Material through this and the next lecture is, much the same but, reorganized from the textbook. Technology Myopia. Interaction designs must be sensitive to:

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Chapter 5 Design Overview

Chapter 5 Design Overview. Conceptual Design Physical Design Evaluation Physical Design Interface Design Standards Material through this and the next lecture is, much the same but, reorganized from the textbook. Technology Myopia. Interaction designs must be sensitive to:

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Concepts and Prototypes

Concepts and Prototypes. CS352. Announcements. Notice upcoming due dates (web page). Where we are in PRICPE : P redispositions: Did this in Project Proposal. RI : R esearch was studying users. Hopefully led to I nsights. CP : C oncept and initial (very low-fi) P rototypes due next.

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Urban Sensoria : Human-Centered Computing in Practice Dr. Alejandro Jaimes

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Eunyoung Cho Kyu Hou Minho Jeung Heejoon Jung

EVR #3. Paper Prototyping. The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces by Carolyn Snyder. Eunyoung Cho Kyu Hou Minho Jeung Heejoon Jung. Nov. 1, 200 5. Contents. 1. What is Paper Prototyping? 2. Usefulness of PP 3. Process of Usability Study(1,2)

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From Scenarios to Paper Prototypes

From Scenarios to Paper Prototypes. Chapter 6 of About Face Defining requirements Defining the interaction framework. Defining requirements. Steps: Problem and Vision statements Brainstorming Identifying persona expectations Scenarios Identifying needs. Persona based Scenarios.

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Concepts and Prototypes

Concepts and Prototypes. CS584. Concepts (Conceptual Model). Pre-prototype. Explore how to address some aspect, eg: The interface metaphor (eg, desktop, ...) The paradigm or device (eg, WIMP, wearable, ...)

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Seminal Ideas in Human-Computer Interaction

Seminal Ideas in Human-Computer Interaction. Scott Klemmer 30 September 2004. CS547: 12:30-2:00, Gates B01. Tomorrow: Patrick Baudisch, Microsoft Research Making Sense on Small Screens

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Design Process

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