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Keeping a diary is not just a hobby undertaken by teenage girls trying to make sense of life and love. Diary methods have been widely used in medical research where patients are asked to keep a diary during a clinical trial or disease treatment. In Human-Computer Interaction, a diary study is a qualitative technique for collecting data on what users have done or experienced. Much like a travel journal contains descriptions of the traveler’s experiences, a UX diary contains descriptions of the user’s experiences with a system.What kind of UX research questions could diaries help answer? Depending on the design of your diary study, you may get information on the overall impression of a specific device, usage of features, technological acceptance, emotions associated with task performance, or learnability of an application. Of course you could also get this information with a survey, an interview, or a user test. But only diary methods will give you access to temporal and longitudinal information gathered in a natural context of the interaction
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MultiSoft System
Submitted by : Kiran Kumar Roy
Dear Diary
Title and Content
› Scoping the App
› Layout of the App
› Anatomy
› Working Screenshots
› Summary
› Website Links
› Thank You
Scoping the App
› To-do list– View : a list of items– Add : a new item– Remove : an item
› Note– Insert : a memory– Display : all memories
› About
Layout of the to-do list› Label with App Name
› List of Items– Vertically Scrollable– Hold Down to Remove
Item
› Adding items with Textbox and button
Item 1Item 2Item 3Item 4Item 5Item 6Item 7Item 8Item 9Item 10
A
C
B
Dear Diary
AddItem 11
Layout of the Note Activity
› Label with Activity Name
› Adding memories
› Buttons to add memories
› Scrollable History
A
D
B
Note
ADD MEMORY
DISPLAY HISTORY
C
Layout of the About Activity› Label with Activity Name
› Name of the Department
› GBPEC Logo
› Developer
A
C
B
Dear Diary
<TextView>
<TextView>
C
SQLiteDatabase
Anatomy of the Application
menuInflater
filesDir
onCreateOptionsMenu()
onAddItem()writeItems()readItems()remove()
menuInflater
insert()display()
menuInflater
AboutNoteDear Diary
Screenshots
About
Summary
› Activity XML (Layouts and Views)
› Activity Source (Java Code for App Logic)
› View IDs and Properties
› ListViews, EditText and Button View Types
› List Adapters for Displaying List Items
› Click Handling for Buttons and List Items
› Testing Applications with the Emulator
WEB LINKSRepository:
https://github.com/bikky22/DearDiary
Download:
http://bikky.me/DearDiary
