interface and interaction design: introduction to the course
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Interface and Interaction Design Introduction to the course
Hans Põldoja
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Introductions round
Structure of the course
• 3 × 2 day workshop (24 hours)
• Presentations (4 hours)
• Group projects (36 hours)
• Independent reading and book summary (40 hours)
• Exam
January
Mon 30.01
Introduction to the course. Choosing topics for group projects. Creating personas.
Tue 31.01
Writing scenarios. Organizing a participatory design session. Writing user stories.
March
Mon 05.03
Creating paper prototypes. Interaction design patterns.
Tue 06.03
Testing and improving paper prototypes.
April
Wed 02.04
Creating user interface prototypes. Shooting a scenario video about the design project.
Thu 03.04
Shooting and editing the video.
Presentations
• Final presentations Monday 16.04
• e-Vent demo day Tuesday 22.05
Idea
Personas
Scenarios
User stories
Paper prototypes
Design session 1
Design session 1I
User interface prototypes
Video scenario
Learning environment
• Course blog: http://imkedesign.wordpress.com
• Course tag: imkedesign (#imkedesign)
• SlideShare, Scribd, Twitter, Delicious, Flickr, YouTube, Mendeley, blogs, ...
Course readings
• 200...300 page book or selected chapters
• Book summary (800–1200 words)
• Books available in IFI and local libraries
Exam grading
• Group work — 80%
• Book summary — 20%
• 80% of attendance required
e-Vent
Projects from previous years
Roles needed in the group
• Scenario writing
• Sketching and prototyping
• Graphical design and image editing
• XHTML and CSS
• Movie shooting and editing
• Project management
• ...
Thank You!
• http://imkedesign.wordpress.com