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This document provides an overview of week 6 of the ICS3211 course on intelligent interfaces. It discusses visual design for user interfaces, including a recap of case studies, the differences between UX and UI design, best practices in UI design, evolutionary design principles, and designing for inclusive practices. The learning outcomes are also outlined.
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- 1. ICS3211 - Intelligent Interfaces II Combining design with technology for effective human- computer interaction Week 6 Department of Intelligent Computer Systems, University of Malta, 2016
- 2. Visual Design for User Interfaces Week 6 overview: • Recap class Activity - review literature & critique • UX vs. UI design • Best Practices in UI design • Evolutionary characteristics of design • Designing for inclusive practices
- 3. Learning Outcomes At the end of this session you should be able to: • Describe a number of case studies in the design of intelligent user interfaces; • Draw inferences about the design of interfaces that take into account metaphors, mental models, navigation and interaction; • Describe the differences between UX & UI design; • List UI design basics and make inferences about evolutionary design principles; • Review and make use of different user models for inclusive UIs;
- 4. Recap - Case studies: illustrated • Work in groups • Choose and review two case studies from the various literature presented • Present their methodologies and the use of intelligence in the design of user interfaces • Take into account the metaphors, mental models, navigation and interactions involved in the design of these case studies
- 5. UX vs. UI design • UX design - improving usability, ease of use in the interaction; • UI design - complements UX through look & feel, presentation and interactivity; • UX designers - concerned with the overall feel of the product, • UI designers - concerned about how the product is laid out;
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- 8. Evolutionary Characteristics for Design • Complexity • Diversity • Ubiquity
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