Introduction

Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction Design

Scott Klemmer

Course Description

Through lectures and a project, learn the fundamentals of human-computer interaction and design thinking. Work together in teams of three on a quarter-long project. Each week, in small design studios, present and discuss work with peers. The setting for the course is mobile web applications. The constraints of this small form factor make this an exciting challenge. At the end of the course, present to a jury of IT and design leaders.


I. INTRODUCTION



II. DISCOVERY



III. USER-CENTERED DESIGN



IV. PROTOTYPING



V. HEURISTIC EVALUATION



VI. DIRECT MANIPULATION



VII. REPRESENTATION MATTERS



VIII. VISUAL DESIGN



IX. INFORMATION DESIGN



X. EVALUATING DESIGNS



XI. CONDUCTING USER STUDY



XII. COLLABORATION ON THE WEB



FINAL PRESENTATIONS



MOBILE WEBAPP DEMOS



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