User Interface Design User interface design is the design of user interfaces (UI) for machines and software, used on computers, smartphones, and any other electronic device. The goal of a user interface is to maximize a user’s ability to access all necessary components of the intended application or website with less effort exerted by the user; as a developer you want to create something beautiful that somebody with any previous experience of interfaces would be capable of using. Using an interface
As a group, we believe that the Software Design Model to be used is the V model. This model takes the approach of tackling every stage of development, completing it and testing it before moving on to the next stage. Yes, it is a time consuming process but it is suitable for small projects such as designing this phone app. It also gives the advantage of discovering any problems early so they can be rectified. We should take on the same methodical approach for the phone app testing each stage of
Colour When designing GUIs you need to be conscious of the colours. Microsoft office uses grey as the main colour, blue for the title bar, highlighting, drop down lists and some text. Many uses feel grey is dull and boring colour to use, however if the colour bright red or black was used it would be uncomfortable eyes. Trichromatic System and luminance (Red, Green, Blue) Trichromatic system uses a combination of three colours that are the basis of 3D vision, which are red, blue and green. The
efficiency. Interaction between human and machine occurs in user interface and the communication mode between user and a computer
is “user-centered and addresses user-relevant issues at all stages in whatever form is appropriate” (Dillon, 1994, p. 19). Hung et al. (2015) supported this phenomenon by indicating that when a system is well-designed, its users can navigate it easily, use its features and tools efficiently and respond appropriately to the demands of the systems. Hence, a well-designed AIALS is aligned accordingly with usability principles, and with features and tools to enhance learning performance for users. Generally
Designing For Mobile: Consider It’s Mobility First Body The rise in numerous wearable devices such as smartwatches, sensors has led to 360° transformations of the entire landscape of designing. All the devices under “Internet Of Things (IoT)” umbrella are bringing a new complexity to our field. And as a result, one finds it difficult to tell where “mobile” or an “app” really starts and ends. Therefore, the requirement of excellent designers is much seen these days. Now being a web designer, it
Designing for Success As early as the 1980s, AIALS were used as tools in the classroom, albeit on a much smaller scale. An artificially intelligent assessment learning systems that is designed for success, is “user-centered and addresses user-relevant issues at all stages in whatever form is appropriate” (Dillon, 1994, p. 19). This phenomena was supported by Hung et al. (2015) who indicated that a system that is well-designed should allow its users to navigate it easily, use its features and tools
An amazing user experience starts from the designer’s perspective. As a designer, it becomes necessary for you to create something that will lure your users to engage with from time to time and here are the UX design tips will excite user. Seems to be quite simple, right? One of the best ways to delight your users is to think like them and come up with preferable ideas. There is no need to rebuild something new every time. Better you can go for techniques and tools that your users understand better
becomes significantly increased, the potential use of such devices is also tremendous. As a result, the developers are now facing the challenge of designing not only hardware architectures but also complex software. One of the most challenging problems is to design a well usable smartphone. For instance, the process of designing the graphical user interface of a
The success of a mobile application depends on several factors. But none is more important than its ability to deliver an amazing User Experience (UX). Many experts have concluded the fact that the popularity of a mobile app depends exclusively on the level of UX it offers to the users. So, what are the factors that go into creating an ideal mobile UX? A number of studies conducted on this aspect has determined a range of expertise and technologies that go into achieving it. Experts have