FLEXperience
by merhl on May 19, 2009
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The User Experience Process as it evolves around Flex/AIR applications. Investigating Discovery, Persona's, Wireframing, Design Framework and Rapid Prototyping. See how Flex is integrated into this pro...
The User Experience Process as it evolves around Flex/AIR applications. Investigating Discovery, Persona's, Wireframing, Design Framework and Rapid Prototyping. See how Flex is integrated into this process along with other Adobe tools such as Catalyst. See more at http://merhl.com
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Key questions user interview, open ended questions,
What makes a good day or bad day?
What activities currently waste your time?
What is most important to you?
What are the most common things you do with the product?
How do you find work around, what shortcuts do you employ?
What did you do when you first came in today?
Intermediates - are Key
Experts - SME’s
* Determine what a product should do and how it should behave.
* Communicate with stakeholders, developers, and other designers.
* Build consensus and commitment to the design.
* Measure the design’s effectiveness.
* Contribute to other product-related efforts such as marketing and sales plans.”
Several research methods can provide data upon which we can build user archetypes, including
* surveys
* ethnographic research
* interviews
* contextual inquiries
* Web analytics
Personas being derived from real people, solve three design problems:The elastic user –stretching for convenience of implementationSelf referential design –”because I think so”Edge cases