MODULE 2 Flashcards
1
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Double diamond phases (+description):
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- Discover: Gather insights about the problem
- Define: Make a brief of the challenges
- Develop: Come up with solutions and test them
- Deliver: Finish the project
2
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User-centered approach is based on (+description):
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- Early focus on users and tasks: Studying user behavior and attitudes
- Empirical measurement: Observing how users react to prototypes
- Iterative design: Testing > Finding problems > Fixing problems > More testing…etc.
3
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Interaction design approaches:
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- User-centered design
- Activity-centered design
- System design
- Genius design
3
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Degrees of user involvement (+description):
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- Full time: Constant but lose touch
- Part time: Patchy and stressful
- Short term: Inconsistent
- Long term: Consistent but lose touch
4
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Interaction design activities:
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- Discover requirements
- Design alternatives
- Prototype
- Evaluate
4
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Sub activities of designing alternatives (+description):
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- Conceptual design: Just an abstraction of how people interact with a product and related concepts
- Concrete design: Details of the product like colors, sounds, and images
5
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Evaluating:
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Determining the usability of a product
5
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Prototyping:
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Designing the looks, feel, and behavior of a product
6
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Integrating interaction design activities with agile software development is promising due to:
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- Tight iterations
- Using feedback
- Handling emergency requirements
- Balancing flexibility and structure
