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Category Archives: User-Centred Design
Building the Android mobile prototype app for Bomb Sight
Since my last blog post giving a technical overview, the Android app has come along nicely and the second prototype is now being developed further into what will become the version of the app we release. Development of the prototype … Continue reading
Posted in project details, User-Centred Design
Tagged android, augmented reality, leaflet, Phonegap, Prototype
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Progress update and preview of the website and mobile App
The last few weeks have seen considerable progress on the project. Amongst the many tasks that we have been working on we have selected a project name (see blog post: finding an application name), we have finished processing all of … Continue reading
Posted in project plan, User-Centred Design
Tagged android, augmented reality, Prototypes, usability, user experience vision, UX, web-mapping
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Developing Wireframes for Blitz Bomb Census Website
This post summarises the development of an initial wireframe for the Stepping Into Time project. The very first user described the wireframe as , “familiar and intuitive” and provided a few points for further consideration. The wire frame that has been developed is … Continue reading
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Tagged Bomb Census Maps, usability, user-centred design, users, UX, web-mapping, wireframes
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User-Centred Design, User Experience Vision and the Stepping into Time Project
“…Focus on the the user and all else will follow” this is a quote from Google’s philosophical approach. It encapsulates the idea of putting the user at the heart of the software design process. The reason, good user-centered design (UCD) … Continue reading
Posted in project plan, User-Centred Design
Tagged Project Plan, usability, user experience vision, user-centred design, UX
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