It doesn’t really matter how great you think your website is if your intended user thinks it’s a loser. There are some very easy methods to getting your website headed down the right track and creating a positive user experience (UX) for your target audience.
In this presentation I discuss the steps that lead up to a the launch or re-launch of your website from a down-to-earth UX perspective. Each site is different, so while there are fundamentals there is also a strong need for critical thinking and creative solutions.
7. So what is
UX design?
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8. The creation,
integration and
harmonization of
all user-facing
aspects within an
organization or
project, with the
goal of impacting
perceptions and
behavior.
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9. The creation,
integration and
Make it harmonization of
make sense all user-facing
aspects within an
and work well organization or
for the site project, with the
users goal of impacting
perceptions and
behavior.
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54. 1. Identify the type of site
1. Branding, marketing, content source,
task-based...
2. Determine the team make-up required
3. Discover and understand the client and
industry culture
4. Define the project objectives
5. Understand the current state (Heuristic
Analysis)
6. Gather ideas from stakeholders
7. CONTENT STRATEGY!!!
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56. 1. User Research (internal and external)
1. Define user groups
2. Choose research techniques (what will
the project's budget allow)
2. Personas
1. Really this could be just a short, visual
reminder or representation for the
people working on the project of the
user groups. I like to have something in
front of me that helps me keep my focus
user-centric.
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58. 1. Envision features
1. This will allow us to flesh things out
and see what it will take to build before
to prioritizing
2. Prioritize requirements
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59. Wireframe
and Design
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67. 1.0 WBEZ 91.5 :VOCALO THIS AMERICAN LIFE SOUND OPINIONS
1.2
CONTACT US
1.1 LOGO
1.3
1. CPM
Homepage - alt
1.4 MEMBERS SPONSORS SUPPORT CAREERS FINANCIALS BOARD ABOUT
Components
1.0 Utility nav bar to separate nav
elements that take you offsite to
another CPM website.
1.1 Logo used as link to home and
below utility nav bar to give the FEATURE
CPM site a clear separation from
the other site nav. 2.0 INFO INFO INFO 4.0
ITEM
GRAPHIC GRAPHIC GRAPHIC
1.2 Global links to common actions.
1.3 Site search. Separated from utility
nav to indicate that it will only
search the current site.
5.1
1.4 Primary nav bar (see next LATEST PRESS OTHER LIST
wireframe for functionality). 5.0 5.3
Defogging the Defogging the
2.0 Info graphics linked to related Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
stories. This is done manually. 03.22.10 03.22.10
3.0
3.0 Homepage specific item. Created HOMEPAGE SPECIFIC ITEM TITLE Chicago Public Radio Chicago Public Radio
just for the homepage and
Presents... Global Presents... Global
overwritten with new content as Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
needed.
Activism Expo 2010 Activism Expo 2010
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, 03.01.10 03.01.10
4.0 Feature item area. This could be
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
another info graphic or a call to Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998. In addition he has created numerous award- Defogging the Defogging the
action to donate. winning local programs, among them Metropolis, in 1994, Odyssey and Eight Forty- Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
Eight, both in 1998. 03.22.10 03.22.10
5.0 Latest press area shows the last 5.2
three press items in reverse
cron order. Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has More Press... More Lists...
done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
5.1 RSS feed link for press items.
T’s Medieval Centre.
5.2 Link to view a listing of all press
items. Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, N ON - C ON TE N T
5.3 Additional list. This list would 6.0
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
have identical functionality to
the Latest Press list. Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998.
SERVICES
6.1
6.0 Graphic Representing non-
Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has
content related services. This Teaser text on the non-content related services
graphic links to an overview done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
that CPM offers. Studios spaces, mobile
page for the services. This will T’s Medieval Centre.
also be found in the overall IA.
application, training, and community room.
6.1 Teaser text for the non-content 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3
related services. The text itself
can deep link into the individual WE ARE SOCIAL: OUR WEBSITES: SITE INFO: Anchoring message that could be a final
items.
call to action for the site. A final call to
f Join us on Facebook ▪ WBEZ 91.5 ▪ FAQ
action for the site.
7.0 Listing of social network pages.
Follow us on Twitter ▪ :VOCALO ▪ Site Map
7.1 Listing of related websites.
See us on Flickr ▪ THIS AMERICAN LIFE ▪ Privacy Policy LOGO
7.2 General 2, 2010
Saturday, October site info. ▪ SOUND OPINIONS
68. 1.0 WBEZ 91.5 :VOCALO THIS AMERICAN LIFE SOUND OPINIONS
1.2
CONTACT US
1.1 LOGO
1.3
1. CPM
Homepage - alt
1.4 MEMBERS SPONSORS SUPPORT CAREERS FINANCIALS BOARD ABOUT
Components
1.0 Utility nav bar to separate nav
elements that take you offsite to
another CPM website.
1.1 Logo used as link to home and
below utility nav bar to give the FEATURE
CPM site a clear separation from
the other site nav. 2.0 INFO INFO INFO 4.0
ITEM
GRAPHIC GRAPHIC GRAPHIC
1.2 Global links to common actions.
1.3 Site search. Separated from utility
nav to indicate that it will only
search the current site.
5.1
1.4 Primary nav bar (see next LATEST PRESS OTHER LIST
wireframe for functionality). 5.0 5.3
Defogging the Defogging the
2.0 Info graphics linked to related Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
stories. This is done manually. 03.22.10 03.22.10
3.0
3.0 Homepage specific item. Created HOMEPAGE SPECIFIC ITEM TITLE Chicago Public Radio Chicago Public Radio
just for the homepage and
Presents... Global Presents... Global
overwritten with new content as Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
needed.
Activism Expo 2010 Activism Expo 2010
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, 03.01.10 03.01.10
4.0 Feature item area. This could be
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
another info graphic or a call to Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998. In addition he has created numerous award- Defogging the Defogging the
action to donate. winning local programs, among them Metropolis, in 1994, Odyssey and Eight Forty- Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
Eight, both in 1998. 03.22.10 03.22.10
5.0 Latest press area shows the last 5.2
three press items in reverse
cron order. Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has More Press... More Lists...
done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
5.1 RSS feed link for press items.
T’s Medieval Centre.
5.2 Link to view a listing of all press
items. Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, N ON - C ON TE N T
5.3 Additional list. This list would 6.0
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
have identical functionality to
the Latest Press list. Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998.
SERVICES
6.1
6.0 Graphic Representing non-
Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has
content related services. This Teaser text on the non-content related services
graphic links to an overview done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
that CPM offers. Studios spaces, mobile
page for the services. This will T’s Medieval Centre.
also be found in the overall IA.
application, training, and community room.
6.1 Teaser text for the non-content 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3
related services. The text itself
can deep link into the individual WE ARE SOCIAL: OUR WEBSITES: SITE INFO: Anchoring message that could be a final
items.
call to action for the site. A final call to
f Join us on Facebook ▪ WBEZ 91.5 ▪ FAQ
action for the site.
7.0 Listing of social network pages.
Follow us on Twitter ▪ :VOCALO ▪ Site Map
7.1 Listing of related websites.
See us on Flickr ▪ THIS AMERICAN LIFE ▪ Privacy Policy LOGO
7.2 General 2, 2010
Saturday, October site info. ▪ SOUND OPINIONS
69. 1.0 WBEZ 91.5 :VOCALO THIS AMERICAN LIFE SOUND OPINIONS
1.2
CONTACT US
1.1 LOGO
1.3
1. CPM
Homepage - alt
1.4 MEMBERS SPONSORS SUPPORT CAREERS FINANCIALS BOARD ABOUT
Components
1.0 Utility nav bar to separate nav
elements that take you offsite to
another CPM website.
1.1 Logo used as link to home and
below utility nav bar to give the FEATURE
CPM site a clear separation from
the other site nav. 2.0 INFO INFO INFO 4.0
ITEM
GRAPHIC GRAPHIC GRAPHIC
1.2 Global links to common actions.
1.3 Site search. Separated from utility
nav to indicate that it will only
search the current site.
5.1
1.4 Primary nav bar (see next LATEST PRESS OTHER LIST
wireframe for functionality). 5.0 5.3
Defogging the Defogging the
2.0 Info graphics linked to related Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
stories. This is done manually. 03.22.10 03.22.10
3.0
3.0 Homepage specific item. Created HOMEPAGE SPECIFIC ITEM TITLE Chicago Public Radio Chicago Public Radio
just for the homepage and
Presents... Global Presents... Global
overwritten with new content as Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
needed.
Activism Expo 2010 Activism Expo 2010
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, 03.01.10 03.01.10
4.0 Feature item area. This could be
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
another info graphic or a call to Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998. In addition he has created numerous award- Defogging the Defogging the
action to donate. winning local programs, among them Metropolis, in 1994, Odyssey and Eight Forty- Economic Crisis Economic Crisis
Eight, both in 1998. 03.22.10 03.22.10
5.0 Latest press area shows the last 5.2
three press items in reverse
cron order. Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has More Press... More Lists...
done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
5.1 RSS feed link for press items.
T’s Medieval Centre.
5.2 Link to view a listing of all press
items. Under his leadership, Chicago Public Radio has developed its most significant national
initiatives and programs including The Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2000, N ON - C ON TE N T
5.3 Additional list. This list would 6.0
Sound Opinions, in 2005, Wait, Wait. . . Don’t Tell Me!, a co-production with National
have identical functionality to
the Latest Press list. Public Radio in Washington, D.C. in 1998.
SERVICES
6.1
6.0 Graphic Representing non-
Torey has an M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University and has
content related services. This Teaser text on the non-content related services
graphic links to an overview done postgraduate work at the University of Toronto in Middle English literature at U of
that CPM offers. Studios spaces, mobile
page for the services. This will T’s Medieval Centre.
also be found in the overall IA.
application, training, and community room.
6.1 Teaser text for the non-content 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3
related services. The text itself
can deep link into the individual WE ARE SOCIAL: OUR WEBSITES: SITE INFO: Anchoring message that could be a final
items.
call to action for the site. A final call to
f Join us on Facebook ▪ WBEZ 91.5 ▪ FAQ
action for the site.
7.0 Listing of social network pages.
Follow us on Twitter ▪ :VOCALO ▪ Site Map
7.1 Listing of related websites.
See us on Flickr ▪ THIS AMERICAN LIFE ▪ Privacy Policy LOGO
7.2 General 2, 2010
Saturday, October site info. ▪ SOUND OPINIONS
73. Find me at
hellofisher.com
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Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Users are there to accomplish tasks. How does that move them towards the website’s goals?
Users are there to accomplish tasks. How does that move them towards the website’s goals?
Users are there to accomplish tasks. How does that move them towards the website’s goals?
Users are there to accomplish tasks. How does that move them towards the website’s goals?
Budgets? Timelines? The horror! Test only 3 people?!
It is extreme, but there are a lot of reasons for it. If you keep it that simple then you can do all the testing in one morning. My suggested serving is that you do three test in one morning and then de-brief over lunch. And that way you’re team’s investment in usability testing; and you do it once a month.
Budgets? Timelines? The horror! Test only 3 people?!
It is extreme, but there are a lot of reasons for it. If you keep it that simple then you can do all the testing in one morning. My suggested serving is that you do three test in one morning and then de-brief over lunch. And that way you’re team’s investment in usability testing; and you do it once a month.
Budgets? Timelines? The horror! Test only 3 people?!
It is extreme, but there are a lot of reasons for it. If you keep it that simple then you can do all the testing in one morning. My suggested serving is that you do three test in one morning and then de-brief over lunch. And that way you’re team’s investment in usability testing; and you do it once a month.
Budgets? Timelines? The horror! Test only 3 people?!
It is extreme, but there are a lot of reasons for it. If you keep it that simple then you can do all the testing in one morning. My suggested serving is that you do three test in one morning and then de-brief over lunch. And that way you’re team’s investment in usability testing; and you do it once a month.
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
It is ok to be clever, but not cute.
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Make it obvious.
Instant Chewbacca.com ... irony is it is in flash and is inaccessible on my iPhone. I’d love to have my instant chewy where ever I go!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
That’s right. I’m Canadian, but I’m coming to America!
That’s right. I’m Canadian, but I’m coming to America!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Your navigation needs to make sense otherwise I will run into roadblocks!
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?
Steve
International design week
Handing off a design
From strategy to QA. What do I do?