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This week's tasks, project proposal guidelines, and upcoming activities for choosing project ideas and forming teams in CS352 Winter 2014. An overview of the PRICPE design process steps including pre-dispositions, research, insights, concept, prototype, evaluate, iterate. Ideas sourced from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison's work.
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Introduction to Usability Engineering CS 352 Winter 2014
Announcements:This & next week are busy! • See schedule: • You have work due this week! • Next Friday: Project proposal due. • You’ll need a proposal and a team by this day. • We’ll be doing a “skills inventory”activity & “project pitch” next Monday to help you choose your ideas & teams. • (Project page has some project ideas.) • Pre-project pitch (now): • Shout out some ideas...
PRICPE A Design Process Many of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
Where did these ideas come from? • Mike Madison gave a lecture in 2010 on which these are based. • Degree in design from Indiana University. • Now a professional designer (free-lance) with clients across the country. • PRICPE contains the steps he follows in ALL of his projects.... • ... which are the steps you’ll be following in this course.
PRICPE • Pre-dispositions • Research • Insights • Concept • Prototype • Evaluate PRICPE Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
PRICPE: Pre-Dispositions • What do you know? • What DON’T you know? PRICPE: Pre-Dispositions Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
Research • User study • Book • Web • Observations of users “in the wild” PRICPE: Research • Mike Madison, Jason De Runa, Jordan Fugate, Sakshi Gupta
Insights • Now do I know “enough”? • Do I need to do more research? • What has changed regarding your predispositions? PRICPE: Insights Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
Concepts: Inklings of a Design • PRICPE: Concept • Mike Madison, Jason De Runa, Jordan Fugate, Sakshi Gupta
Prototype • “An example or working model.” • Allows you to explore your ideas before investing time & $ in development. • PRICPE: Prototype • Michael McCurdy, Christopher Connors, Guy Pyrzak, Bob Kanefsky, Alonso Vera, Mike Madison
Low Fidelity • High Fidelity • PRICPE: Prototype Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
Evaluate • Did it do for users what you hoped it would? PRICPE: Evaluate Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
Iterate • Rinse and Repeat Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison
PRICPE • Pre-dispositions • Research • Insights • Concept • Prototype • Evaluate PRICPE Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison