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Pattern Evaluation Exercise

Pattern Evaluation Exercise. James A. Landay, University of Washington CSE 490L – Web Design, Prototyping, & Implementation April 10, 2008. Outline. Project Proposals Web Patterns Web Site Critique. Project Proposals. 13 Tentative Projects Chosen for good quarter long projects

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Pattern Evaluation Exercise

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  1. Pattern Evaluation Exercise James A. Landay, University of Washington CSE 490L – Web Design, Prototyping, & Implementation April 10, 2008

  2. Outline • Project Proposals • Web Patterns • Web Site Critique CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  3. Project Proposals • 13 Tentative Projects • Chosen for good quarter long projects • does not mean the others are not good ideas • Each proposer will give a 1-2 minute overview of what they had in mind • Each of you will rank your top 3 choices (1-top) • Put your name, major, & year on form • We will team up next week CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  4. Project Ideas Social Network Personalized Tour Guide Context To-Do List Tab-it/Pab/I-O-U Bus route/schedule Mobile Gaming Remote Ordering • Mobile ShopNow • Poll based Location Filtered Ads • Real Time translation • Workout Tracker • Product Recommender • Minimize Trip and Maximize Efficiency CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  5. Let’s Get Familiar With the Patterns • Read the following 3 patterns from your book • PERSONAL E-COMMERCE (A1) • PRIVACY POLICY (E4) • HIGH-VISIBILITY ACTION BUTTONS (K5) • Take 10 minutes • What are the 3 most important forces for each? CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  6. Site Evaluation Exercise • Overview of Existing Site • 15 minutes • Evaluation Task to Critique Design (pair up) • 15 minutes • Discuss as a class • 10 minutes CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  7. Overview of Site: XGaming.com • Summary of Design Discovery Research • value proposition • “the premier supplier of game input devices” • customer profile • serious gamers: males 21-40 with income to afford high-end input devices • site features • on-line purchase of input devices • multiple types & each has support for multiple gaming platforms • product info • purchase & download old arcade games • customer support (manuals, registration, etc.) CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  8. Overview of Site: XGaming.comTask Walkthrough • Task #1 • compare the prices of single and dual Macintosh controllers • Task #2 • purchase a dual player controller with a PlayStation adapter CSE 490L - Spring 2008

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  14. Evaluation Task (do in pairs for 15 mins) • Take a look at the screen shots (Sean will hand out printouts and keep rotating on projector) • Use the following patterns • PERSONAL E-COMMERCE (A1) • PRIVACY POLICY (E4) • QUICK-FLOW CHECKOUT (F1) • PROCESS FUNNEL (H1) • HIGH-VISIBILITY ACTION BUTTONS (K5) • How does this site violate the patterns? CSE 490L - Spring 2008

  15. Discuss as a Class CSE 490L - Spring 2008

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