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Deconstructing Reminders Gabriel Spitz

Deconstructing Reminders Gabriel Spitz. How do we think about the User-Interface in a Systematic way

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Deconstructing RemindersGabriel Spitz

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How do we think about the User-Interface in a Systematic way

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User-Interface & User Experience

Scope

Conceptual Model

Activity Flow

Representation

Presentation

Usefulness

Ease of Learning

Efficiency

Effectiveness

Aesthetics

UI Design Components UI Design Criteria

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Scope

Manage Lists

Reorder reminder

Manage Reminder Categories

Search

Sort

Navigate between lists

The set of Functions included in the UI

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Conceptual Model

What is this UI looks like

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Conceptual ModelWhat is this ?

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Activity– Create Reminder

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4

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6

1. Select a Folder2. Click on “Add” Icon3. Enter Reminder name4. Click on ”Info” icon5. Enter Reminder date6. Click on the “done”

button

What are the steps to create a reminder?

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Activity Flow

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23

4

5

6

How are the steps organized spatially on the UI?

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Representation

To Do List - Table Widget

Add Item – Button

Date Picker – Calendar

Show/Hide Pane – Button

Show/Hide Calendar – Button

Add List - Button

How do we represent the various functions in the UI

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Presentation

To Do List – Like a Note Pad

Add Item – Black button with icon

Date Picker – Calendar

Show/Hide Pane – Black button with icon

Show/Hide Calendar – Black button with icon

Add List - Black button with icon

How do visualize the different elements in the UI

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Homepage DeconstructedDemonstrate the User Perspective within the Business Goals

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What is a Homepage

Sign post Indicates the “direction” the website will take me in

First impression Is it a serious site, is it a fun site…

Gateway to a site Provides links to different sections of the site

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Homepage is like the rest area along the Internet Highway; You can zip through it or Stop and enjoy the facility

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Effective Homepages are designed from a user perspective

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Visitors Types & Questions/Needs

New userReturning

userAccidental

user

Where am IWhat do you do/ have

Let me contact you

Do I trust you

I just want to do it

Show me the latest

Help me decide

Should I stick around

Is this the correct site

How Do I… - Help

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Role of the Homepage

ImpressPromoteInform

Effective Homepages

In order to get the user to:- Stay on the site- Explore its content- Buy or use its services

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Great Homepage Design

Is Informative – tells the visitor What is the site/tool about What can the visitor do on the site with the tool What can the site/tool do for the visitor

Resonate with target audience Narrowly focused Speaks the language of visitors of interest

Has Compelling value-proposition Convince the user to stick around

Jessica Meher, (2013) HubSpot

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Great Homepage Design

Is Usable Easy to navigate No interruptions Mobile optimized

Has Clear Primary and secondary Call-to-action (CTA) Free Trial, Schedule a demo, Buy now, learn more We want the user to dig deeper into the website and move

them further down the Purchas-funnel

Reflect current needs, problems, and questions of visitors

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Great Homepage Design

Is Good design Use of layout Call-To-Action placement Use of whitespace Colors Fonts Etc.

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Home Page Example

• Simple design with strong headline

• Feels secure, but easy to use

• Good CTA-Free! Get Started

• Clear supporting image

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Home Page Example

• Simple and effective headline - Remember Everything

• Arranged into 3 clear benefits that jump out because of the rich green background

• Eye path leads us to the CTA – “Get Evernote, its free”

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Home Page Example

• Great headline

• Placement of customers at the center

• Sign-up form directly on the homepage