Usability Tested Mockups
- Due No Due Date
- Points 30
- Submitting a text entry box, a website url, or a file upload
- File Types zip
OVERVIEW
For this group assignment, you will create the initial user interface designs for your chosen project and conduct usability tests (with 5-7 participants) of your in-progress designs. Please be sure to use the provided Informed Consent Materials with all participants. With regard to the mockup tool for this assignment, I would suggest Balsamiq for Google Drive
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The primary email contact for this assignment is Paul.
DELIVERABLES
- Each group member’s name and contributions for this assignment
- Two to three design scenarios (non-trivial)
- Detailed screen mock-ups with brief textual descriptions of user actions for each scenario and representative content, est. 20-25 screens
- Group self-assessment for design usability, usefulness, and desirability (each out of 10)
- Appendix: List of usability test participants, with date and location information (use only pseudonyms – e.g. Interviewee A) and any background research or design references
For the self-assessment component, here is the rating scale to be used for each aspect - usability, usefulness, and desirability.
- 10/10 - Outstanding
- 09/10 - Excellent
- 08/10 - Very good
- 07/10 - Good
- 06/10 - Satisfactory
- 05/10 - Poor
Self-assessment tip: It is important to view participant feedback as just that, feedback. Participant feedback should be carefully assessed, and every design decision coming out of that feedback must be further assessed by the team for positive and negative aspects. If a design is usable by 7/7 participants it still does not mean it is an outstanding design, but rather a design that participants were able to figure it out.
Informed Consent
Team Evaluations
ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES
Outstanding | Excellent | Very Good | Good | Satisfactory | |
Usability, including accessibility considerations | Outstandingly easy to use for its intended audience. | Extremely easy to use for its intended audience. | Very easy to use for its intended audience. | Moderately easy to use for its intended audience. | Somewhat easy to use for its intended audience. |
Usefulness | Outstanding value is provided for its intended audience. | Excellent value is provided for its intended audience. | Very good value is provided for its intended audience. | Good value is provided for its intended audience. | Some value is provided for its intended audience. |
Desirability | Outstandingly enjoyable and engaging for its intended audience. | Extremely enjoyable and engaging for its intended audience. | Very enjoyable and engaging for its intended audience. | Moderately enjoyable and engaging for its intended audience. | Somewhat enjoyable and engaging for its intended audience. |
Group Self-assessment Accuracy (bonus points)
Rubric
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Usability, including accessibility considerations
How easy is it to use?
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Usefulness
How much value does it deliver?
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Desirability
How enjoyable and engaging is it to use?
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Group Self-assessment Accuracy (Bonus Point)
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Total Points:
31
out of 31
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