COAP:COAP-3150 - week 6
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Interaction styles
- HCI interaction styles - based on Shneiderman
Usability testing
Heuristics and quick tests
- The 5 second rule[1]
Upon landing on a homepage a user should be able to figure out in 5 seconds - The 5 second rule
- What is it about?
- Do I care?
- Is it trustworthy?
- How do I participate?
- Is it newsworthy?
Related pages
- Usability
- Human-computer interaction#Interaction_design Interaction design
- Design and usability methods and techniques
- User interaction and user interface design - definitions and distinction
Usability principles
- Ten Usability Heuristics by Jakob Nielsen
- analysing the user tasks
- designing the test
Examples
- Bad usability in (web) design
Designing interaction
Webforms (self-study)
Javascript (self-study)
See and Javascript tutorial - basics
Publish a site
- Assignment 8 - Functional prototype
Links
References
- ↑ Oli Gardner, The 5 second rule, http://unbounce.com/landing-page-optimization/the-5-second-rule-best-sites-of-2009-part-1/
- NIELSEN, J., (1993) Usability engineering. Boston, Academic Press.
- SCAPIN, D.L. and BASTIEN, J.M.C. (1997). Ergonomic criteria for evaluating the ergonomic quality of interactive systems. Behavior & Information Technology, 1997, 17 (4/5), 220-231.
- SHNEIDERMAN, B. (1992). Designing the user interface : strategies for effective human-Computer-Interaction. (Chap 3, 4 and 5). 2nd ed., Addison-Whesley Publishing Company.