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[[203 Human-Computer interaction]]
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# Assignment 3
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**Deadline: Friday 27th of May 2022, 5pm via Blackboard (35% of final mark)**
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## 1 Project: Prototypical Mobile App Development
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### 1.1 Aim
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- conecptual design and prototypical implementation of a application for mobile devices
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- Usage of an iterative development model increasing the fidelity of the developed prototype
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- Conduct brainstorming, develop personas and scenarios, create storyboard, create low fidelity prototypes (explore alternatives), informal evaluation, create high fidelity prototypes
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### 1.2 Deadlines
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- Friday 8th of April: Email to Jonthan (sutjo752@student.otago.ac.nz) to indicate group/ indivdual work and preliminary topic idea
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- Friday 27th of May: Final recorded presentation and additional material summarising the prototypical mobile App development
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### 1.3 Brainstorming:
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- Explore user interface alternatives and compare against existing products similar to your app (or most similar apps)
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- Document process: E.g. what are the different ideas, alternatives developed and existing solutions, what was the reason the choosing the winning idea
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- Keep it short, make use of visual documentation (e.g. drawings, photos, Post-Its) and support it with text, mindmap(s) can me usefull to document brainstorming
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- Documentation needs to provide evidence that you a) considered existing solutions (needfinding) and b) explored different alternatives
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### 1.4 Personas and Scenarios:
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- Conceptually develop personas and scenarios (at least two)
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- Document final personas (also considering different type of personas) and scenarios
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- Keep it short and see examples in the lectures for guidance
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### 1.5 Storyboard:
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- Develop a visual storyboard out of your scenario description
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- See lecture on storyboards for tricks on developing a short and concise storyboard
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- Digital storyboard or free hand sketch are both fine
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### 1.6 Low fidelity prototypes:
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- Develop low fidelity prototypes for your envisioned app using techniques explained in the lecture (paper-based prototypes)
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- We expect 6-10 “screens” that should be prototypically developed
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- Explore alternatives for the interface and document all (photos are ok when using pen-based sketches)
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- Consider and document the flow within the app (relation and pathways between different screens)
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### 1.7 Document design decisions / informal evaluation
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- Which of the ideas from the different low fidelity prototypes did or did not work
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- Document the identified issues by linking them to the design heuristics and mention the proposed solution(s)
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- E.g. one aspect from one prototype worked better than in the alternative prototype because there was an issue with “Consistency”….
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### 1.8 High fidelity prototype:
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- Develop a high fidelity prototype from the knowledge gained with your low fidelity prototype
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- Create the higher fidelity prototype by choosing a method (e.g. could be prototype toolkits such as Balsamiq, Adobe XD, …, some of them have a free trial period you are not expected to buy those, could be template based approaches using images of UI elements, …)
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- Consider which interface elements you use because of size constraints within a mobile interface
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- Outline the flow within the app (relation and pathways between different screens)
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- Document using screenshots etc.
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### 1.9 Submission:
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- ~7min presentation slides with max. 7 slides (Powerpoint, Keynote, or Pdf) summarising the key aspects of your prototypical development
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- Professional look: Less text more graphics, illustrations, and other media material (video?)
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- This presentation is no advertisement or sales pitch but a summary of the work you did with some key insights you learned along the way
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- Record your presentation (slides and with audio, video optional), we recommend Zoom for doing this
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- Submit the recording of your presentation
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- Submit all material (e.g. more detailed storyboards, alternatives explored, paper-based prototypes not covered in the presentation, full high level prototypes)
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- Deadline: Friday 27th of May 2022, 5pm via Blackboard (35% of final mark)
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