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Term projects will be negotiated individually. You can expand each homework into a term project. | |||
'''Groupwork''' | |||
* You can hand in group work (2 persons max.) but then I require that you use '''three''' different usability and user experience methods | |||
For example: | |||
* Do a usability analysis of a web site of your choice with respect to items of your choice | * Do a usability analysis of a web site of your choice with respect to items of your choice | ||
* Create a design that respects experience design and usability principles with a wireframe mockup | |||
* Create a design that | |||
* Do an accessibility analysis of a web site of your choice | * Do an accessibility analysis of a web site of your choice | ||
You may reuse prior homework. | You may reuse prior homework in any way you like | ||
Your term project must include a report in any way you like. It could be integrated into a design, be a word file, etc. Typical structure: | |||
* Introduction (aims) | |||
* Body (Analysis, design, etc. as appropriate) | |||
* Conclusion | |||
Example: '''Evaluation of a wireframe project''' | |||
* Completeness | |||
** Model the homepage + at least three other pages | |||
** Each of these pages should include all elements | |||
** Design should respect usability guidelines (in particular with respect to navigation, see homework 1) | |||
** The wireframe can use any technology (e.g. paper&pencil, Sketching programs, Pixel-precise clickable programs), but do ''not'' create a website. | |||
* Quality of the report (1-2 pages), e.g. | |||
** Explain your design choices, i.e. why you created your design in a certain way | |||
** Explain if you tested your design in any way or what kind of usability guidelines you used ... | |||
'''Deadlines''' | |||
* Monday week 8: Short presentation in class | |||
* Friday week 8 '''midnight''': Final version due | |||
Latest revision as of 09:30, 3 October 2012
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Term projects will be negotiated individually. You can expand each homework into a term project.
Groupwork
- You can hand in group work (2 persons max.) but then I require that you use three different usability and user experience methods
For example:
- Do a usability analysis of a web site of your choice with respect to items of your choice
- Create a design that respects experience design and usability principles with a wireframe mockup
- Do an accessibility analysis of a web site of your choice
You may reuse prior homework in any way you like
Your term project must include a report in any way you like. It could be integrated into a design, be a word file, etc. Typical structure:
- Introduction (aims)
- Body (Analysis, design, etc. as appropriate)
- Conclusion
Example: Evaluation of a wireframe project
- Completeness
- Model the homepage + at least three other pages
- Each of these pages should include all elements
- Design should respect usability guidelines (in particular with respect to navigation, see homework 1)
- The wireframe can use any technology (e.g. paper&pencil, Sketching programs, Pixel-precise clickable programs), but do not create a website.
- Quality of the report (1-2 pages), e.g.
- Explain your design choices, i.e. why you created your design in a certain way
- Explain if you tested your design in any way or what kind of usability guidelines you used ...
Deadlines
- Monday week 8: Short presentation in class
- Friday week 8 midnight: Final version due