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This document discusses considerations for designing an online interface for a newspaper website. It aims to provide information to users in a more accessible way. The interface should cater to a range of users, from students to retired individuals, by curating reliable and relevant local news, recommended links, and downloadable podcasts. It prioritizes empowering readers and easing the transition from print to digital content through tutorials and an intuitive navigation.
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Drawing
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Daily Astorian User Centered Considerations
- 1. HELLO.
- 2. KAT’S USER-CENTERED CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE ASTORIAN’S ONLINE INTERFACE DESIGN
- 3. What problem is this website solving?
- 4. What problem is this website solving? People need information in a more considerate way.
- 5. But… What type of information for what type of person?
- 7. Universities in 0 Community: Universities in County 0 + 50 miles: Universities in Metro 0 Area: Community Colleges 1 in Community: Community Colleges 3 in County + 30 miles: Community Colleges 0 in Metro Area:
- 8. Bachelors 26.33% Degree or higher: High School 93.54% Degree or higher: White Collar 59% Workers: Blue Collar 41% Workers:
- 9. ENTREPRENEURS & INNOVATION Patents per 10,000 people: 2 Patents Isssued: 2
- 10. PEOPLE Population: 9,451 Labor Force: 4,943 Job Growth (2000 – 2011):-7.0% Unemployment Rate: 14.0% Median Age: 40.8
- 11. HOUSEHOLDS Total 4235 100.0 % Households Family households 2467 58.25% (families)
- 12. Non Family households 1768 41.75% Householder living alone 1499 35.4% Householder 65 years and over 576 13.6% Households with individuals under 18 years 1297 30.63% Households with individuals 65 years and over 1105 26.09% Average Household size 2.26 Average family size 2.93
- 13. TRANSPORTATION Commute Travel Time (minutes): 15 Airports in City: 0 Airports in City + 50 miles: 1 Distance to Interstate (miles):0 Distance to Rail (miles): 22
- 14. DIVERSITY Total 9813 Population White 8683 88.48%
- 16. User task and scenarios involved
- 18. Who are these people? What are they doing?
- 19. They are your mom, dad, your lazy brother. Your crazy aunt who wants to know the weather report so she can fly her kite at the beach.
- 21. How I will be proceeding?
- 22. How I will be proceeding? Cater to the lowest denominator.
- 23. What information will be presented within the interface?
- 25. Goals and motivations of the user when using interface?
- 26. Goals and motivations of the user when using interface? Reliable and Relevant News
- 29. -Recommended links -Curated news Downloadable podcasts for commuters
- 30. Tutorials for navigating content and downloads
- 31. Priorities: what is the primary task associated with this?
- 32. Priorities: what is the primary task associated with this? Empower the reader by making the transition from newspaper to online easier.
- 33. THANK YOU.