![Designing user experiences
User experience design (UXD) refers to:
"all aspects of [a] person’s experience with
the system including industrial design
graphics, the interface, the physical interaction
and the manual."
— Don Norman (who invented the term)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/userexperiencefrontenddevelopment-130521095311-phpapp02/85/User-eXperience-Front-End-Development-8-320.jpg)
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User eXperience & Front End Development
- 1. User eXperience & Front End Development Andrea Fallas & Dan Shearmur
- 2. UX & FED at Semantico < 2010 The dark ages… 2011 FED – DanS 2012 FED – Zsuzsa & Gib 2013 UX Architect – Andrea Head of Design – Owen
- 3. What is User eXperience? humans computers users
- 4. What is User eXperience? humans computers human- computer interaction
- 5. What is User eXperience? cognition emotion behaviour conscious unconscious
- 6. What is User eXperience? humans computers cognition behaviour emotion
- 7. What are user experiences? experiential perceptive subjective dynamic emotive
- 8. Designing user experiences User experience design (UXD) refers to: "all aspects of [a] person’s experience with the system including industrial design graphics, the interface, the physical interaction and the manual." — Don Norman (who invented the term)
- 9. user EXPERIENCE design Designing experiences for users USER-CENTRED design
- 10. user EXPERIENCE design Designing experiences for users USER-CENTRED design limitationsneeds wants feedbacktesting iteration
- 11. Designing experiences for users needs, wants & limitations of users multi-stage problem solving process optimise the system to accommodate user desires USER-CENTRED design
- 12. Why is it important?
- 13. Why is it important? Sometimes it's just not very clear what we're meant to be doing.
- 14. Why is it important? Sometimes we can be fooled into trying to do the impossible.
- 15. Why is it important? Conflicting instructions and design patterns can make for a very confusing user experience, so we develop useful conventions.
- 16. Why is it important? Problems arise when we start mixing up the elements that constitute this pattern.
- 17. Why is it important? Problems arise when we start mixing up the elements that constitute this pattern.
- 18. Why is it important? Most doors are fairly simple. What if you've never seen a door before? How would you feel, faced with this one?
- 20. USER-CENTRED design How can we measure user experiences? survey users, goals & preferences card sorting build information architectures prototype interaction models personas reflect user groups wireframe site & page architecture interview users & stakeholders in context tree testing information architectures usability testing interaction & context
- 21. How can we measure user experiences? interview users & stakeholders in context
- 22. Outputs from UX practice wireframe site & page architecture
- 23. What does this mean? Helps us BUILD THINGS Stop building USABLE WRONG THINGS CONCEPTUALISE what we are building FRAMEWORKS & benchmarks ANTICIPATE problems USER-CENTRED design
- 24. The interface with development PRODUCT development PLATFORM development ACCESS management BESPOKE development FRONT-END development ORCID development USER-CENTRED design UX Andrea DESIGN Owen
- 26. Previously ● Outsource visual design ● Tackle design or usability issues ourselves
- 27. Having a unified design team will ● Create a feedback loop making things a little bit more iterative ● Solidify process
- 28. A library of interface examples ● HTML prototypes ● (Eventually) a client facing version ● Scolaris re-design