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Week 1 Course Orientation Assignment#1
- Course Introduction Discuss Issues
- Ice Braking
Week 2 What is Mobile?
- History of hand held media
- Types of hand held media
- Mobile as a medium
Week 3 Mobile Ecosystem Assignment#2
- Operations/Networks/Design Define Projects
- Mobile Design Process (Personal/Group)
Week 4 Mobile Context & User Experience
- Define Mobile User Context
- Define Mobile User Experience
Week 5 Mobile Application
- Types of mobile applications
Week 6 Mobile Strategy Assignment#3
- Build mobile strategy Design Research
(Context, Goals, Needs, Constraints..)
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Mobile
Design Process
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Inspiration Ideation Implementation
Discovery Define Development Design Develop Deliver
Task2 Task3 Task5
2 User Research Datas 4 Strategy&Tactics 6 Sample Design
Design Strategy
Big Idea
1 User Research 3 DesignPlaning 5 Design 7
Task1
Task2 Task4
Mobile Problem Task6
Project Define Project Planning Final Design
(Mid Term)
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Why We Do User Research?
1 in 3 IT Projects fail to meet user expectation
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Fails due to…
Unclear Requirement
Lack of User Input
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Large Number of Techniques
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Collecting data around insights and needs
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Collecting data around insights and needs
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Design
Research Insights
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Do Three’s
Industry experts Cultural landscape Analog Experiences
Learn from the approach of other Learn from the approach of other Understand the right language and
businesses to create revenue- businesses to create revenue- generating definitions of your research area, to minimize
generating recommendations. recommendations. multiple interpretations.
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Open your eyes!
Look for:
Roles
Relationships
Crowded/ empty spaces
Badges of affiliation
Hierarchies of status
Unique language
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The ergonomics of need - AESEO
Attitude
Expectation
Schedule
Environmental
Orgin
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Everything Starts in Neutral
Negative Attitude Positive
Negative Expectation Positive
Urgent Schedule Leisurely
Stressful Environmental Relaxed
External Orgin Personal
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Need help with taxes
Negative Attitude Positive
Negative Expectation Positive
Urgent Schedule Leisurely
Stressful Environmental Relaxed
External Orgin Personal
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Planning the boss’s Vacation
Negative Attitude Positive
Negative Expectation Positive
Urgent Schedule Leisurely
Stressful Environmental Relaxed
External Orgin Personal
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P Primary research
Is the persona based on contextual interviews with real customers?
E Empathy
Does the persona evoke empathy by including a name, a photograph and a product-relevant narrative?
R Realistic
Does the persona appear realistic to people who deal with customers day-to-day?
S Singular
Is each persona unique, having little in common with other personas?
O Objectives
Does the persona include product-relevant high-level goals and include a quotation stating the key goal?
N Number
Is the number of personas small enough for the design team to remember the name of each one,
with one of the personas identified as primary?
A Applicable
Can the development team use the persona as a practical tool to make design decisions?
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“The aspect of a person's character that is displayed to or perceived by others.”
Tells a story
Concrete and specific
Memorable
Day-in-the-life narrative
Goals, tasks, and other behavior
Skills and demographics
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Memorable name with role
or user type
Memorable quote that
captures the essence of persona’s
goals and attitude
Memorable photo that strongly
represents persona and role
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