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The 5 C’s of Web Design Craig Duncan Project Manager ReliefWeb www.reliefweb.int United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Email: [email protected]

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The 5 C’s of Web Design. Craig Duncan Project Manager ReliefWeb www.reliefweb.int United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Email: [email protected]. The 5 C’s of Web Design. Content Continuity Cut to the chase Context Community + USABILITY !. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The 5 C’s of Web Design

Craig Duncan

Project Manager

ReliefWeb www.reliefweb.int

United Nations Office for theCoordination of Humanitarian AffairsEmail: [email protected]

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The 5 C’s of Web Design

Content Continuity Cut to the chase Context Community

+ USABILITY !

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (1)

Content

The reason people VISIT websites Users are TASK ORIENTED Write FOR the WEB = Scannable HIGHLIGHT new content

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (2)

Continuity

Graphics are NOT IMPORTANT Trust IS Design for the USER EXPERIENCE

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (2)

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (3)

Cut to the Chase

3 click rule…BUT – Painless clicks Make SHORTCUTS to popular content

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (4)

Context

Avoid POGO-STICKING Where AM I, and where can I go from

here? Related documents…

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (5)

Community

Email links on ALL PAGES Include a Mailing Address and Phone Put people together

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (5)

+ USABILITY

ISO definition: The effectiveness, efficiency, and

satisfaction with which specified users achieve specified goals in particular environments

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The 5 C’s of Web Design (+)

+ USABILITY

Heuristic Evaluations

Jacob Nielsen’s 113 guidelines for Home Page Usability

Information Architecture review

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+ USABILITY

Usability Testing

Yes, with real people ! Because YOU ARE NOT THE USER

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Don Norman

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Usability Testing

Solves arguments – Amazon.com Guaranteed revelation BUT - Leave your EGO at the door

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Usability Testing – when to test

Test early, test often Iterative design

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Usability Testing – SAVES MONEY !

Low Fidelity prototyping Paper Prototyping

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Paper prototyping

Paper screen shots One person acts as the computer Have an ‘Under Construction’ page

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User Testing

Does NOT make up for lack of knowledge about your target audience

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User Testing

Decide on top 10 tasks Create Scenarios

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User Testing

Test typical users – new and experienced Warm bodies will do… Hallway grab

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User Testing

4-5 users will do Test fewer people but more often

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User Testing

One facilitator – advising and conducting test

Two observers – not in line of sight

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User Testing – How To

Facilitator welcomes participant and explains procedure

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User Testing

Testing the SITE not the USER! Verbal protocol – keep talking Encourage questions – no answers

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User Testing

Facilitator keeps ‘poker face’ Observers stay silent and take notes

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User Testing – What to look for

Task completion User confidence Errors – time spent in error state

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User Testing – Observables

Head slappers Confusion of terminology Areas missed or overlooked

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User Testing – Subjective feedback

After tasks are finished

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User Testing – Debriefing

After Subjective feedback Explain the goals of the test to the user

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Usability Testing – when to test

Iterative design Design, test, design, test… then code it.

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The 5 C’s of Web Design

Content Continuity Cut to the chase Context Community

+ USABILITY !

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The 5 C’s of Web Design

Resources:

www.useit.com - Nielson Norman Group Don’t Make Me Think – Steve Krug Home Page Usability – Jacob Nielsen Information Architecture for the WWW SIG CHI + SIG IA - Google

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The 5 C’s of Web Design

Questions?