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8570 CSC -- USI ClassMeeting7 February24,2009 ApologiesforlackofcelebrationforMardi Gras Important Concepts Aslistedontheoneminutesurvey GOMSanalysis UserinterfaceassessmentwithGUEPsandCDs SpecificGUEPSandCDsincludingConsistency,KISS, Viscosity ComplexityofUIdesign Keystrokelevelanalysis,models(e.g.FittsLaw),and notation Semanticandsyntacticanalysisofwidgets Mentalmodels...
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8570 CSC -- USI
ClassMeeting7 February24,2009
ApologiesforlackofcelebrationforMardi
Gras
Important Concepts
Aslistedontheoneminutesurvey GOMSanalysis UserinterfaceassessmentwithGUEPsandCDs SpecificGUEPSandCDsincludingConsistency,KISS, Viscosity ComplexityofUIdesign Keystrokelevelanalysis,models(e.g.FittsLaw),and notation Semanticandsyntacticanalysisofwidgets Mentalmodels Learningtools:conceptmaps,researchpaperreading process
Article Presentations
Chooseoneofthethreetopicareas(defined below) Findaninterestingrecent(last4years)paperin thearea Preparea15minutepresentationofthepaper
Thebackground Theexperiment Theresults Thecritique Therelationshiptootherpapersorconcepts
Article Presentations (2)
Subjectareas: Intelligentuserinterfaces(IUI)andespeciallythe implementationandevaluationoffeatures. Computersupportedcollaborativework(CSCW) andespeciallythedesignandfunctionalityof collaborationsystems Participatorydesignasasoftwareengineering tactic
Usersinvolvedatallstagesofsystemdevelopment
Course planning
3/3Springbreak 3/9
3/10Interfacedesignteammeetings
Choiceofresearcharticleforpresentationwithareaand bibliographicinformationdue,viaemail PerfectPhonedesignteamtaskchoicedue,viaemail PreliminaryPerfectPhonedesignreportdueatendofclass ResearchprojectProgressReport1due FinalPerfectPhonedesignreportdue
3/17St.PatricksDay,butclassmeets.
3/24
3/31Paperpresentations:Intelligentuserinterfaces
ResearchprojectProgressReport2due
Course planning (2)
4/7Paperpresentations:Computersupported collaborativework
Draftresearchreport,part1,due Draftresearchreport,part2,due
4/14Paperpresentations:Participatorydesign
4/21 4/28ResearchProjectPresentations
Finalresearchreportdue Researchprojectposterabstractanddesigndue
5/5FinalExam
Research Project
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Progressreports(PR1due3/10;PR2due3/24) Reportdrafts(Sections1&2due4/7;Sections35
due4/14)
Finalwrittenreport(Due4/28) Oralreport(Given4/28) Posterabstractanddesign(Due5/5)
The Perfect Phone Project
Goal:Createauserinterfacedesign
Aspowerfulaspossible Asperfectaspossible Asintuitiveaspossible
Process:
Divideintodesignteams Brainstormdesignandfeatures,inseveralrounds, tonight Choosecomponentsforactualdesignprocess
The Perfect Phone Project (2)
DesignTeamsare:
TeamP:Jon,Katie,Scott TeamQ:Alvin,AndrewB.,Lindsay TeamR:AndrewM.,Keith,Tony TeamS:Anton,Matt,Nawar TeamT:Christopher,Joseph,Nareg
The Perfect Phone Project (3)
Moveintogroups,separatingeachgroup
fromallothersasmuchaspossible. TakeafewminutestoreadtheChronicle article Thenwellthinkcreatively
The Perfect Phone
SeeThomasClaburn,InformationWeek,Sep25,2007 andJeffreyR.Young,ChronicleofHigherEducation,Feb27, 2009,NowYouCanTrackColleaguesandStudentsonYour Laptop
Byperception Bydesignphilosophy Bytask Byphysicalinterface
The Imperfect Phone
WhichoftheimperfectionsClaburnlists
arestillpresent? Arethereotherimperfectionswithyour phone?
Imperfect Phone (2)
Difficultieswiththemobilephoneare: Batteryneedsfrequentrecharging Littlesoftwareisopensource Littleinternalstorageavailable Batterychargeindicatorisunreliable Unreliableservicecoverage Physicalinterfaceconstraints:e.g.,keystoo small InabilitytosupportFlash,etc. Slownetworkspeedandbandwidth
Imperfect Phone (3)
Physicalbuttondesign Fastobsolescence Nouniversalapplications Expensive Lackofstandardconnectors Autocorrectoverreacts Rechargingrequireselectricalsupply
(ratherthansolarorlight)
Imperfect Phone (4)
Lackofsoftwarethatcorrespondstousual
desktop Userappsubmissionprocesscomplicated Phone: fordeveloper
Perfect Perception
Whatdoyouthinkofwhensomeonestarts
talkingaboutaperfectphone? Whatisyourmentalmodelofthedevice?
Perfect Phone: Perception (2)
FeaturesofthePerfectPhoneinclude:
Forthefuture:chipinbrain Highbandwidth:instantaneousconnections Multifunctionaldeviceintegration Customizability:softwareandhardware Lowpowerdrain Unlimitedstorage Secure
Perhapssomewhatlimitedinscope.Doweneedthekitchen sinkalso?Orshoulditstaybehind?
Perfect Phone: Perception (3)
Universalconnectors;inductivechargers Universalwirelessconnectivity(nowires
anywhere) Indestructible;hence,waterproof AccurateGPS Builtinprojector Useanywhereothercountries
Perfect Phone: Design Philosophy
Howdoestheperceptionoftheperfect
phonetranslatetoanoveralldesign? AnAnalogy:
Atoastershouldmaketoast. Atoastercanbeeasilymadetotoastmore thanbread(e.g.bagels,Englishmuffins, Sometimestheitemneedingtoastedis frozen.
Perfect Phone: Design Philosophy (2)
Thefunctionalityofthephoneshould: Supportvoicerecognition Provideremindercapability Supportvideoconferencing Includeeasilyupgradable,modular hardware Provideawarenessofvenueofuse
Noisy,poorlylit,preciselocation
Perfect Phone: Design Philosophy (3)
Bebuiltonopensourcetechnologyand
evenFOSS HavegeneralIMcapability Providesecureaccesstoemail Haveasleekdesignmakingitless cumbersometouse Becompatiblewithchargingtechnology ContainsmartSIMcard
Perfect Phone: Physical Interface
Whatshouldthephysicaldesignofthe
phoneanditsphysicalinterfacewidgets be?
Perfect Phone: Physical Interface (2)
touchscreen,needstobedurable tactilekeyboard(flipupscreen);tactilefeedback USBports;headphone;microphone fitinpocketandhand screenhighres,maximizesize noproprietaryconnectors easilyreplaceablebattery stylus
Perfect Phone: Task List
Whattaskswouldyouliketoaccomplish
onyourPerfectPhone?
Perfect Phone: Task
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Outputfromphonetolargerdevice OutputfromphonetoWeb Send/receiveemailwithproperties describedabove Getdirectionstoaddressfromhere Uploadandplaymusic ConductIMsessions Searchforthingswithinphone
Perfect Phone: Task (2)
1. 2. 3....
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