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Task Analysis
Get an in-depth understanding of stakeholders and tasks and how they are related within a system.
LinkUser Story Table Update 1
Now that you dove deeper in the context of going to the cinema by executing the task analysis, new important user stories might have popped up. You might also have found out that some of the previously stated user stories turn out to be irrelevant, or that some user stories should be rewritten to make them more relevant or more clear. Update your user story table and present the updated version here. Explain which changes you made and explain why you made these changes.
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Requirements
A statement about an intended interactive product (the system) what it should do and how it should perform.
LinkUser Story Table Update 2: Final Table
Now that your intended interaction design solution is clear and is time to start prototyping, you are ready to present the final user story table. Maybe making a scenario, use case description and writing requirements have unveiled new important user stories. You might also have found out that some of the previously stated user stories turn out to be irrelevant, or that some user stories should be rewritten to make them more relevant or more clear. Finalize your user story table and present the final version here. Explain which changes you made and explain why you made these changes.
week 6
Card Sorting & Taxonomy
A representation of the content structure of a system, focusing on the categorization of thecontent.
LinkWireframes 2
Creating a blueprint of the interface that shows all elements like buttons, text fields, menu’s etc. in the fashion of a diagram. Wireframes show the layout of an interface in a schematic way.
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Wireframes 3
Creating a blueprint of the interface that shows all elements like buttons, text fields, menu’s etc. in the fashion of a diagram. Wireframes show the layout of an interface in a schematic way.
LinkProduct reflection
Describe how the interaction design concept presented contributes to the solution for the problem definition. Consider both business goals and user needs in your reflection. Explain how these are met in your design solution.