This document describes an F-shaped score analysis method for evaluating website homepage design strategies. The method involves:
1. Chunking homepage content into categories like Promote, Product, Tools, etc.
2. Assigning scores to content chunks based on their visual attention area on the page.
3. Comparing scores across websites to identify different homepage design patterns.
The document provides an example analysis of 8 telecom company homepages using this method to classify their strategies.
This document describes an F-shaped score analysis method for evaluating website homepage design strategies. The method involves:
1. Chunking homepage content into categories like Promote, Product, Tools, etc.
2. Assigning scores to content chunks based on their visual attention area on the page.
3. Comparing scores across websites to identify different homepage design patterns.
The document provides an example analysis of 8 telecom company homepages using this method to classify their strategies.
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The document discusses the history and development of cybernetics. It describes how systems have become increasingly complex over time, making it impossible for individuals to master all fields of knowledge as Leonardo Da Vinci once did. Cybernetics emerged in the 1940s as an interdisciplinary science focused on understanding systems through the study of feedback and self-regulation. Pioneers like Norbert Wiener drew insights from examples of homeostasis in biological systems and worked to design machines that could self-regulate like living things through feedback loops. This established cybernetics as a new way of understanding how complex systems function and adapt.
This document discusses various creative thinking tools and techniques that can be used to generate research topic ideas, including unlearning, positive-negative-interesting analysis, means-ends analysis, mind maps, concept maps, discussion, and the 6W1H questioning framework. It also provides examples of how these techniques can be applied, such as using means-ends analysis to break down the purposes, values, functions, and processes involved, or using mind maps to visually organize ideas.
Information Behavior: Theories, Models & Studies (20091208)Charles (XXC) Chen
This document discusses different conceptual frameworks for studying information behavior. It covers cognitive approaches, which focus on how individuals perceive and process information based on their world views and mental models. Social approaches are also discussed, which examine how social contexts and relationships influence information meaning and value. The document provides examples of classic models from these perspectives, such as Ellis's information seeking model and Chatman's work on information poverty.
The document discusses the role of an information architect and user experience design. It provides examples of how information architects work with designers to structure websites and ensure the architecture meets user needs. The information architect's role is to organize information and ensure the structure and navigation of a site works intuitively for users.
The document discusses different metaphors used in web design and development such as interfaces, films/multimedia, buildings/spaces, systems/applications, and industrial products. It provides examples of teams, deliverables, and artifacts for each metaphor. The document was presented by Charles Chen and provides further reading on communicating design and effective prototyping.
6. misfit
i fit
規格不符, 格格不入
n [ˈmɪsˌfɪt]
ˈ f
1. a person not suited in behaviour or attitude to
a particular social environment
p
2. something that does not fit or fits badly
vb [ˌmɪsˈfɪt] -fits, -fitting, -fitted
(intr)to fail to fit or be fitted
in-between
卡在中間,
卡在中間 兩面不是人
• adj. situated somewhere between two extremes or
recognized categories; intermediate: I am not
unconscious, but in some in-between state.
• n. an intermediate thing: successes, failures and in-
betweens.
DERIVATIVES:in-be·tween·er n.