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user experience, pain-free well, or almost, anyway mostly. amy hoy, http://www.slash7.com
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user experience,pain-freewell, or almost, anyway

mostly.

amy hoy, http://www.slash7.com

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what isuser experience?or, what the heck are we aiming at?

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interfaceexpectations

interaction

behavior

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+interface

expectations

interaction

behavior

useremotions

associations

integration

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research has shown:when computers “misbehave,” people blame themselves

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research has shown:when your products help people feel good, that positive feeling rubs off on you

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thesuccess spectrumor, four key results

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oh no! feelings!

: :) :| |><D

i love what i can do! it’s so awesome!

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oh no! feelings!

: :) :| |><D

I can do everything i

need. It’s pretty cool.

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oh no! feelings!

: :) :| |><D

It’s ok, I guess. sometimes i have

problems.

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oh no! feelings!

: :) :| |><D

it makes me feel stupid. I hate it

and you.

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yourgoalsor, what the heck do you want from your interface?

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repeat business?

repeat task-

oriented use?

one-time conversion

thing?

advertising / information

resource?

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repeat business?

must withstand re-usedifferent experiences for first

time and later visits

recognize & reward loyalty

help users customize their

experience

build incentives for them to return

acknowledge that you want a relationship

design for first-

timers must not

cripple repeats

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one-time conversion

thing?

first and foremost: what’s the focus?

let the user know what the

goal is

don’t waste anyone’s time

give multiple ways to execute the goal

be honest.

make it dead simple. big button. big

prices.

keep text brief.

be forthcoming.

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focus: learnability rather than absolute first time obviousness

the product must grow

with the user’s experiece

what are the tasks?

must they be in order?

create a flexible help

system

don’t hide from your

users.

repeat task-

oriented use? plan for chaos

be there.

let them know you recognize

them

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focus: communication about your product/company

don’t hide pricing

don’t deny you have competitors

you better make it

worth reading

what does the user want to

know?

advertising / information

resource?

offer cross-referencing

information

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thinkinglike a userand if you can’t, you’ll just have to learn. or get outside help.

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list of featurestechnical requirementshow long would it take to code?which is easier for me?let’s do ajax!

think the right direction

bottom up:

key phrase:our widget lets the user....

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what the user wantswhat the user doesn’t know he wants, but probably really doeshow this will affect/improve his/her lifehow he thinks it will affect/improve...etc.

think the right direction

top down:

key phrase:our widget helps the user....

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find the focuswhat does the whole thing revolve around?

key phrase:we cannot survive without this...

the calendar date... or the event itself?

the to-do item... or who owns it?

what you want to talk about... or what your user wants to know?

the photo... or what people are saying about it?the movies... or the people behind them?

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scenario:shopping for a new web browser

goals:find out what’s out therecompare features i care aboutdownload

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scenario:shopping for a new web browser

goals:find out what’s out therecompare features i care aboutdownload

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find site

what browser is it?

what's the version?

can I download it?

why should I consider it?

is it safe?

will it run on my computer?

does it cost?

does it look nice?

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scenario:aggregating URLs from content (text) files and manipulating them

goals:upload or choose a fileselect certain URL(s) in fileapply a behavior to selected URL(s)

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go to page

which file should I use?

do I have any already uploaded?

can I use that file?

have I already used this file?

does it even have URLs in it?

can I use it again?

how do I choose it?

what URLs does it have?

are they duplicated in the system?

have I used them before for anything?

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bottom up wayChoose an existing file from a select menu, hit a buttonPull content into a textareaGet user to scroll through text area, select a URL and click a buttonUse Javascript to apply behavior to a URL and encode it into text back in the textarea

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top down wayClick an existing file to editPull contents into a textareaUse Javascript or server-side language to RegEx out URLsBuild list of URLs above textarea with controls next to themControls reflect whether or not a URL has had a behavior applied alreadyClick the controls to apply or unapply behaviors

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scenario:visiting some guy’s tech web site and looking for articles relevant to your non-time-specific problem

goals:locate a web site through a search engineland on a relevant articlelook for more content by that person about a given topic

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knock-outvisualsyou didn’t have to be born with a silver paintbrush in one little hand and a tiny beret on your soft baby head

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typography & spacingit can make or break a design

key phrase:more above than below

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colorcan send messages

key phrase:subtlety, repetition, and context

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consistencyit doesn’t happen on its own

key phrase:you need to make it look easy

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making ithappenwaste as little time as possible

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paper prototypeswill save your butt

key phrase:you have to do it. seriously.

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moreresourcesor, visit my web site for a list of these things so you don’t have to remember them all

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Books

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Sites & BlogsCreating Passionate Users

LukeW Interface DesignsKathy Sierra

Luke Wroblewski

UsabilityWorksMatthew Oliphant

UXD - User eXperience DesignSholom Sandalow, et al

UIE - User Interface Engineering


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