Hci Website Design
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HCI Website Design Report 1
Introduction 2 Determining the Number of Evaluators 8
Evaluation of a library management system 11
HCI Website Design Report
HCI Website Design Report Abstract The aim of this assignment is to use human computer interaction techniques to produce a ticket selling website. I decided to produce an online cinema ticket booking system. The first stage was to evaluate existing cinema ticket booking systems. To do this I made a few comments on each of the websites I visited. I then produced 10 questionnaires and carried out statistical analysis on the results. I produced some usability heuristics and a low fidelity paper prototype. This was examined and revised after suggestions were made by a selection of users. The next stage was to design a high fidelity prototype using the information achieved from the above. The high fidelity prototype allows the user to select and book a ticket for their specified film. Introduction It is important to take a user centred approach to designing a website to ensure that the site is easy to use and follows usability heuristics. These are usually
A Report On Molich and Nielsen Heuristics.
Commentary on Four Websites By Katy Bergson In this essay I shall be considering the effectiveness of four websites. I shall be looking particularly at where and what the creators have put on the site. Also the way pictures, writing, colour and graphics are used. They probably spent a long time designing and putting it together. I will try and pick out the main decisions and choices they have made. This will help us understand more about language used to welcome and invite. The sites I have chosen to look at are Amazon (the UK site), BBC online, Cornwallis School and Sky sports. The sites all have different purposes and are designed to that particular genre 's specification. Amazon is a site aiming to sell. BBC online is more about information but it
HCI Website Design Report 1
Introduction 2 Determining the Number of Evaluators 8
Evaluation of a library management system 11
HCI Website Design Report
HCI Website Design Report Abstract The aim of this assignment is to use human computer interaction techniques to produce a ticket selling website. I decided to produce an online cinema ticket booking system. The first stage was to evaluate existing cinema ticket booking systems. To do this I made a few comments on each of the websites I visited. I then produced 10 questionnaires and carried out statistical analysis on the results. I produced some usability heuristics and a low fidelity paper prototype. This was examined and revised after suggestions were made by a selection of users. The next stage was to design a high fidelity prototype using the information achieved from the above. The high fidelity prototype allows the user to select and book a ticket for their specified film. Introduction It is important to take a user centred approach to designing a website to ensure that the site is easy to use and follows usability heuristics. These are usually
A Report On Molich and Nielsen Heuristics.
Commentary on Four Websites By Katy Bergson In this essay I shall be considering the effectiveness of four websites. I shall be looking particularly at where and what the creators have put on the site. Also the way pictures, writing, colour and graphics are used. They probably spent a long time designing and putting it together. I will try and pick out the main decisions and choices they have made. This will help us understand more about language used to welcome and invite. The sites I have chosen to look at are Amazon (the UK site), BBC online, Cornwallis School and Sky sports. The sites all have different purposes and are designed to that particular genre 's specification. Amazon is a site aiming to sell. BBC online is more about information but it
Bibliography: • Jeffries, R., Miller, J. R., Wharton, C., and Uyeda, K. M. 1991. User interface evaluation in the real world: A comparison of four techniques. Proceedings ACM CHI '91 Conference (New Orleans, LA, April 28-May 2), 119-124. • Molich, R., and Nielsen, J. (1990). Improving a human-computer dialogue, Communications of the ACM 33, 3 (March), 338-348. Molich, R., and Nielsen, J. (1990a). Improving a human-computer dialogue : What designers know about traditional interface design, Communication of the ACM. (March 1990)..