1. Human Centred Design (HCD) Process consists of five stages: Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. (a) For each of the following activity, match the activity to the most appropriate HCD stage as above. (i) Activity 1: Peter Opsvik noticed his three-year old son Thor - too big for a high chair but too small for an adult chair - struggled for a place at the family dining table. (ii) Activity 2: A user is shown an interface prototype by a facilitator and asked to do Heuristic Evaluation for the interface design. (iii) Activity 3: Team brainstorms 5 different approaches to develop an interface for an online printing service. (iv) Activity 4: Use Matrix Analysis method to help you to manage and synthesise data into information gathered from notes, video, surveys. (v) Activity 5: Wireframing tool is used to produce version 2 of an interface for an online food delivery mobile application.

1. Human Centred Design (HCD) Process consists of five stages: Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. (a) For each of the following activity, match the activity to the most appropriate HCD stage as above. (i) Activity 1: Peter Opsvik noticed his three-year old son Thor - too big for a high chair but too small for an adult chair - struggled for a place at the family dining table. (ii) Activity 2: A user is shown an interface prototype by a facilitator and asked to do Heuristic Evaluation for the interface design. (iii) Activity 3: Team brainstorms 5 different approaches to develop an interface for an online printing service. (iv) Activity 4: Use Matrix Analysis method to help you to manage and synthesise data into information gathered from notes, video, surveys. (v) Activity 5: Wireframing tool is used to produce version 2 of an interface for an online food delivery mobile application.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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