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IFS310: Module 12 User Interface Design - Navigation/Communication between the system and users

IFS310: Module 12 Styles of User Interfaces User interface design is the specification of a conversation between the system user and the computer.

IFS310: Module 12 Interaction Methods and Devices Command Language Interaction Form Interaction (Fill-in-the-blank) Menu Interaction Object-Based Interaction (GUI) Natural Language Interaction

IFS310: Module 12 Controlling Data Input One objective of interface design is to reduce data entry errors Role of systems analyst is to anticipate user errors and design features into the system’s interfaces to avoid, detect and correct data entry mistakes

IFS310: Module 12 Providing Feedback 1.Status Information –Keeps users informed of what is going on in system –Displaying status information is especially important if the operation takes longer than a second or two 2.Prompting Cues –Best to keep as specific as possible 3.Error and Warning Messages –Messages should be specific and free of error codes and jargon –User should be guided toward a result rather than scolded –Use terms familiar to user –Be consistent in format and placement of messages

IFS310: Module 12 Providing Help Place yourself in user’s place when designing help Guidelines –Simplicity Help messages should be short and to the point –Organization Information in help messages should be easily absorbed by users –Demonstrate It is useful to explicitly show users how to perform an operation

IFS310: Module 12 Designing Dialogues Dialogue –Sequence in which information is displayed to and obtained from a user Primary design guideline is consistency in sequence of actions, keystrokes and terminology State Transition Diagram

IFS310: Module 12 Sample State Transition Diagram

IFS310: Module 12 The Process of Finalizing Design Specifications Deliverables and Outcome –Set of physical design specifications Contains detailed specifications for each part of the system

IFS310: Module 12 Milestone 6: User Interface Design State Transition Diagram (if necessary) Sample “Help” screens