2. Imran Shaik
Dev Lead – Silverlight/Surface
Vectorform Software Pvt. Ltd

3. Agenda
Interface and UX Trends
The process of UX Applications
Interaction Models
Collaboration between Design/Development
Demo
Q&A

4. Interface and UX Trends
Terminal User Interfaces
Command Prompts & Static Interfaces
Graphical User Interfaces(GUI)
Linear (Point to Point, Point & Click ) Interaction
Indirect Manipulation
WY[See]IWYG
Natural User Interfaces (NUI)
Multi-touch and multi-user; Nonlinear interaction
Intuitive Interaction Principles; Ex: Scatter View Experiences
Attempts to merges the tangible world with the digital
Direct Manipulation
WY[Do]IWYG

5. The Process
5 D's of a Process
Define
Discover
Design
Develop
Deploy

6. The Process
Define
The Customer Audience
Goals
Measure of Success

7. The Process
Discover
Gather the Voice of the Customer (VOC)
Prioritize, Organize and Rank the VOC
Initial Concept Research and Development
Concept Validation (persona studies, test cases)
Create Design Plan

8. The Process
Design
Set Design Focus / Design Prototype
Design Validation (user groups, interviews)
Pre-empt Failures
Select best concept

9. The Process
Develop
Finalize/Fine-tune best concept
Creative Production
Optimize Delivery (Creative & Development)

10. The Process
Deploy
Quality Assurance
Release & Launch

11. Collaboration
Between Developer and Designer
Who is responsible for layout?
Who is responsible to ensure quality UX
Who should take the initiative?

12. Expression Blend

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