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Course: IS 485, Fall 2008School: UNLV
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Prototyping IS HighFidelity 485, Professor Matt Thatcher Agenda q q Administrivia Highfidelity prototyping terminology brief overview of tools 2 (Relationship bet. the prototype and the final product) q "Culture" of Prototyping Rapid prototyping prototype is "thrown away" collect info on requirements and test different designs initial prototype is constructed,...
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Prototyping
IS HighFidelity 485, Professor Matt Thatcher
Agenda
q q
Administrivia Highfidelity prototyping
terminology brief overview of tools
2
(Relationship bet. the prototype and the final product)
q
"Culture" of Prototyping
Rapid prototyping
prototype is "thrown away" collect info on requirements and test different designs initial prototype is constructed, evaluated, and evolved continually until it becomes the final system most extensive form of prototyping allows large system to be installed in phases to avoid delays between specifications and delivery
q
Evolutionary prototyping
q
Incremental prototyping
3
(Degree or depth of the prototype's functionality)
q
"Dimension" of Prototyping
Full prototype
complete functionality (lower performance) shows the userinterface but has no functionality behind the action buttons/menus contains all the high level and low level functionality for a restricted part of a system
q
Horizontal prototype Vertical prototype
q
4
Dimensions
Vertical Prototype Horizontal Prototype
User Interface Applications Software
Data base and Telecommunications
Systems Software Hardware
5
Constructing a HiFi Model
q
Review all relevant user design doc'n
q
Using a "tool", define windows, controls, and screen layout Develop interwindow navigation
Microsoft Access macros and modules Microsoft Access physical layout, toolbox, and properties
task analysis, paper prototypes, user test results, other feedback, etc.
q
q q
Develop text entry / display logic Develop additional functionality as called for in the prototype plan
Microsoft Access bound, unbound, and calculated controls
6
Constructing a HiFi Model
q
Unit test the prototype
make sure each button click does what it is suppose to do
q
Complete doc'n to identify functionality that will not be prototyped at this time Determine technical constraints Review prototype with the team before review with users
7
q q
ClothesShopper Revisited
(Tool = Visual Basic)
8
ClothesShopper
(Profile Setup)
9
ClothesShopper
(Early Main Page)
10
ClothesShopper
(Later Main Page)
11
12
13
ClothesShopper
(The Next Iteration) New
vs. Old
What's the difference?
14
15
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Early Design
Brainstorm different representations Choose a representation Rough out interface style Scenariocentered walkthrough (Storyboarding) Heuristic evaluation User testing Finetune UI, screen design, color, fonts, dialog, etc. Heuristic evaluation User testing Add more functionality, perform more usability testing, and do more redesign Limited field testing and alpha/beta testing HighFidelity vertical prototypes HighFidelity full prototypes or working systems
17
Lowfidelity prototypes
HighFidelity horizontal prototypes
Late Design
Why Do We Use Tools to Prototype?
q q q q
Faster Easier to incorporate testing changes Easier to involve variety of specialists Separation of UI code from application code
easier to change and maintain code quality assurance code management
q
Don't have to worry about:
18
Prototyping Tools
q
Hypermedia systems
q
Graphical/animation tools
Visual Basic, JAVA
Hypertext MarkUp Language (HTML), Hypercard (Apple), Dreamweaver (Macromedia), FrontPage (Microsoft), Go Live (Adobe), Visio (Microsoft) Director (Macromedia), Flash (Macromedia)
q
Programming tools (UI builders) Other tools
q
Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word (all Microsoft)
19
HTML
q
Set of logical codes (markup) that define the appearance of a web document and its content
q
Problems with hand coding html documents
takes time to learn not visual
tags, elements, attributes <FONT="blue" SIZE="+1">This text would be blue and one size larger than normal</ FONT> <body BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
more difficult to create and maintain certain elements, like tables programming issues and frustrations for novices more difficult to incorporate multimedia, animation, etc.
while html may be preferred by programmers it is not necessarily preferred by designers for this reason
20
(Creating a basic document)
HTML
<html> <head> <title> </title> </head> <body> </body> </html>
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(Sample coding)
HTML
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HTML
(Forms)
<INPUT TYPE="Text">
creates a text box attributes include Type, Name, Value, Size, etc. other types include
"Checkbox", "Password", "Radio", "Button", "Submit", "Reset", etc.
JavaScript
adds functionality to the web page we'll see examples in a few slides
23
Hypermedia Systems
q
Computer applications that structure information in a navigable form Advantages
html code is generated automatically as text, images, buttons, etc. are added usually by draganddrop operations common tools relatively low cost easy to learn, use, and maintain easy to reach a high level of software quality scripting languages to add functionality can be used to implement final UI ("evolutionary")
24
q
Apple HyperCard
(Overview)
q
Main components
stacks (e.g., book of pages or a rolodex of cards) cards (e.g., pages in a book, cards in a rolodex,) backgrounds (template shared by cards in a stack) buttons, fields, icons, menus, graphics
q
Creating and objects
modifying features (or properties) behavior (scripts) paint tools
25
Apple HyperCard
(The Look)
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(Scripting Language = HyperTalk)
q
Apple HyperCard
Script for a button
simple, Englishlike, not as powerful as other scripts
27
Macromedia Dreamweaver
(Overview)
q
Main components
document window (the screen area or real estate) object palette (graphics, tables, links, form controls, and other common web elements) properties inspector (defines appearance of objects) launcher (site management) and minilauncher
has its own ftp program built in which makes it faster and easier to publish the site
28
Macromedia Dreamweaver
(The Look)
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
(JavaScript and Behaviors)
q
JavaScript
q
Behaviors
scripting language that adds functionality to your webpage controls and modifies html elements it is part of the web page (embedded in the html code) and is run by the browser predefined (or prebuild) bundles of JavaScript code that perform common functions similar to "macros" from Microsoft Access which are predefined bundles of VisualBasicScript
30
(Directs user to a webpage based on browser version)
JavaScript
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(Another example)
JavaScript
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(Results from previous slide)
JavaScript
33
Microsoft Frontpage
(Overview)
q
Main parts
editor (i.e., screen area) properties editor views (normal, preview, html) views bar (hyperlinks, navigation, reports, etc.)
34
Microsoft Frontpage
(The Look)
35
Microsoft Frontpage
(Visual Basic Scripting)
36
Adobe Go Live
(Overview)
q
Similar to Dreamweaver but
q q
UI is similar to other Adobe products Main parts
layout gird (i.e., screen area) object palette (e.g., widgets) inspector palette (e.g., properties)
DW is used much more by professional designers and developers DW is considered easier to learn and more intuitive Go Live does not have site management tools
37
Adobe Go Live
(The Look)
38
Director
(Overview)
q
Director
commonly used by designers intended for multimedia applications
q
5 main components
can create a database in Director (but not that great)
used for movies, interactive games, and animations, audio, images, etc. on CDs, websites, and kiosks lacks a good standard widget set
stage that displays what the end user will see toolbars for creating and changing artwork property inspector and text inspector for setting properties score to organize movie contents (frame) cast stores reusable items (buttons for interactivity and navigation, movie clips for complex animation, and graphics) behaviors are prebuilt modules of code Lingo script
39
Director
(The Look)
Cast Stage
Score
40
(Scripting Language = Lingo)
q
Director
Lingo
optimized for animation not as powerful for functionality as VB
41
(Overview)
q
Flash
Similar to Director
q q
Easy to put Flash animation in DW applications Main components:
marketed as a web development tool primarily used in movie, animation, and sound applications or to add animation to an existing website used often for websites, CDROM, Kiosks
stage that displays what end user will see toolbars for creating and changing artwork panels for modifying properties of elemen...
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