Team Project 2
Interaction Design
Due Saturday May 23 before 11:30pm
Overview
For this second phase, your team will specify the interaction
design, represented as wireframes and scenarios for a call to
action you identified in the second project.
Assignment Requirements
At minimum, the project should present wireframes and scenarios
that represent tasks that address the call to action. The number of
wireframes may range from a few frames to a dozen.
Report Contents
Your submitted report should contain the following sections:
- Executive summary. Develop a one to two paragraph
statement that summarizes your interaction design and your process for
developing it.
- Process overview. Summarize your design process
including any activities you used to develop, select and refine your
proposed design.
- Wireframes and scenarios. Present your wireframes
and use scenarios to explain how the interaction works. These
scenarios will form the basis of your usability evaluation that you
perform in the next project (project 3).
- Appendix materials. Appendix includes process
details including individually developed wireframes. Also include how
individuals contributed to the project.
Team Process
The following is a recommended set of team phases and deadlines:
- Conceptual story for call to action (Tuesday
May 5). The team identifies the call to action and identifies a
conceptual story that addresses it. The story should be phrased
from the perspective of one or two personas.
- Individual Review and Contribution (Monday
May 11). Individuals each work out a preliminary wireframe solution from the
conceptual story.
- Design selection and consolidation. (Tuesday
May 12). Team members review individual wireframes and select or
consolidate into one design.
- Integration (Tuesday May 19). The selected
wireframes are revised and finalized with accompanying scenarios.
Use case descriptions are written.
- Finalize (Saturday May 23). Write executive summary. Edit and proofread. Submit!
Submission
Submit your report to D2L as a PDF document.
Grading
This project is worth 10% of the course grade. The following criteria will be used for scoring the report:
- Report organization and presentation. The
report is well written and organized so that it is easy to find
required information.
- Report completeness. The report has all
required contents. The wireframes and scenarios fully indicate how a
user would interact with the design to complete targeted tasks.
- Process. The report shows that the proper
process is followed and was based on outcomes from the first two
projects.
- Supported design. The wireframes are clearly
documented with the scenarios. The process explains how the
scenarios were developed from the previous project.