Designing for Digital Business (Week 9) Flashcards

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Challenges in Designing:

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–> Identifying Value

–> Rapid changing of Technology

–> Balancing form and function

–> Managing complexity

–> Security and Privacy Issues

–> Cross-device compatibility

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General IT Affordance

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–> Visualizing entire work processes

–> Real-time product and service innovation

–> Virtual collaboration

–> Mass collaboration

–> Simulation of reality

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3 General Affordances:

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–> Standardised Workspaces

–> Awareness Support

–> Co-ordination Mechanism

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What is Affordance?

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What users think they can do with something based on how it looks.

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3 Designing Affordances:

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–> Usability

–> Usefulness/ Functionality

–> Relationship

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What is Ergonomics and Efficiency?

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Performance in design that ensures tasks are executed with minimal effort and maximal efficiency

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What is Intuitive Design?

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Designs should be intuitive, allowing users to operate them easily based on what they perceive they can do, without needing extensive learning or manuals

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What is Scripting User Behaviour?

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Design guides user behavior, akin to directing actors. For example, smartphone screen layout influences user actions

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What is Designing for Flexibility?

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Good design should accommodate user customization and personal workflows, allowing for flexibility and improvisation alongside predetermined actions

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What is Responsiveness and Reliability?

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Products must perform reliably under various conditions, with designs that ensure functionality and durability

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What is Performance under Load?

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Refers to the speed and responsiveness of a system under different loads

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What Is Cultural Sensitivity?

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Design needs to perform appropriately within different cultural contexts, respecting and reflecting diverse traditions and practices

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What is Context-awareness?

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Performing differently based on the environment and situation it is placed in

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Design Thinking Steps: Empathise

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Involves understanding the users and their needs

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Design Thinking Steps: Define

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Involves synthesizing the information gathered in the empathize stage and defining the problem / challenge that needs to be solved. Designers may use a variety of techniques

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Design Thinking Steps: Ideate

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Focuses on generating a wide range of potential solutions to the problem defined in the Define step. The goal of this step is to come up with as many ideas as possible, without worrying about feasibility or constraints

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Design Thinking Steps: Prototype

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Designers create physical or virtual representations of their ideas to test and refine them. Prototyping allows designers to bring their ideas to life, see how they work in the real world, and make changes based on user feedback

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Design Thinking Steps: Test

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Designers collect feedback from users and stakeholders to enhance their solution. Testing in real-world scenarios provides insights for informed design decisions

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What is Lean UX?

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Collaborative, iterative design approach based on Lean Startup methodology, prioritizing outcomes, user research, and experimentation for continuous improvement

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What is User engagement in Design?

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User engagement is vital for digital success. It’s about users being involved, interested, and emotionally invested. Good design enhances engagement

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Key factors in User Management:

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Visual design attracts users. Usability and emotional resonance are critical for engagement, creating memorable experiences and fostering loyalty

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Strategies for Increasing User Engagement:

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–> Clear calls to action guide users

–> Feedback and rewards reinforce behavior

–> Social elements, like sharing and community forums, enhance engagement

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Challenges in User Engagement:

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Balancing user engagement with business goals is vital. Sustaining engagement over time amid distractions is challenging. Measuring engagement involves complexities, requiring qualitative methods for emotional and behavioral insights