Deliverable Length: 8–10 total pages, including empty sections
In this first Individual Project, you are asked to select a city and the major functional options that will be included in the tourist information and reservations user interface. The other information you will include is a physical description of the input displays (both for the kiosk unit and smart phone) and input tools to interact with the units such as voice, touch, pen, typing, and so on. Finally, discuss how persons with disabilities such as physical, visual, and hearing impairments are supported in using these interfaces. This information is the requirements for the design of the two applications.
* The city that I have chosen is Charlotte, North Carolina. The interface will be designed in a manner to reduce the cognitive load. The user interface designer should promote recognition over recall by making information and functionality for the site visible and simply accessible. A touch screen, pen stylist and typing will be included in the input tools.
The selected city and functions should reflect a real-life help center.
User Interface Usability Design document shell
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Course number and name
Project name
Student name
Date
Table of contents
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Project Outline
User Interface Technical Requirements
User Interface Human Interaction Requirements
User Interface Design Prototypes
Usability Test Questionnaire
Usability Test Instruction Guide
Usability Test Results
Final User Interface Design
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Project Outline
Give a brief description of the city and tourist attractions that could be presented in a user interface. Include a list of major categories the user interface will support.
User Interface Technical Requirements
Document the detailed kiosk technical requirements including screen measurements and interaction capabilities (i.e., keyboard, touch screen, voice control, and other input devices).
Document the detailed smart phone application’s technical requirements including display size and interaction capabilities (i.e., voice control, stylus, visual keyboard, camera, and touch).
Document the interaction capabilities to support potential disabilities such as visual, hearing, or physical impairments.
User Interface Human Interaction Requirements
Describe how the user will interact with the kiosk user interface in terms of access and navigation based on the requirements described in the previous section.
Describe how the user will interact with the smart phone interface in terms of access and navigation based on the requirements described in the previous section.
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