Assessment: Detailed Design Document

Task

Prepare a detailed design document for the user interface for your project. Your design document should be based on your Project Requirements and Scope document and your Project Design proposal. Your design document should include the following sections, as a minimum:

1. Design overview;

2. Project scope;

3. Business and User requirements;

4. Key assumptions;

5. Design process to be used;

6. Interface Design, including the following sections with justification for use:

1. All screen layouts; ( YOU NEED TO GIVE EACH AND INDIVIDUAL PAGE MORE CREATIVELY LIKE LOYALITY PAGE FOR REGULAR CUSTOMERS , SIGN IN PAGE , ANY SPECIAL DAY GIFTS LIKE MOTHERS DAY PAGE , PAYMENT MODE PAGE ETC. ) AND YOU NEED TO GIVE JUSTIFICATION FOR EVERY PAGE WHY YOU USED AND ALL ) U NEED TO USE COLORS SECTIONS FRAMES ICONS

2. All components identified, with justification for their use;

3. Workflow diagrams for major tasks (if required);

4. Use of colour, frames and sections; ( YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN WHY YOU USED COLORS FRAMES AND SECTIONS IN WEB PAGES IE; U NEED TO EXPLAIN HOW THEY USED TO USABILITY )

5. Help and user assistance functions;

6. Use of icons;

7. User task navigation;

8. Usability testing and evaluation, including the following sections with justification for use:

1. Evaluation aims; Aims should be consider following TIME TO LEARN , SPEED OF PERFORMANCE , RATE OF ERROR BY USERS, RETENTION OVER TIME, Subjective satisfaction

2. Evaluation methodology;

3. Test audience selection and ethical considerations;

4. Evaluation experiments;

5. Analysis methodology and procedures.

This is the final design for your project so all the sections in the document should be complete in all detail.

Your design document should not exceed ~25 pages in length, excluding references. You will need to reference all literature, applications and websites using the APA 6th edition referencing style.

Online submission via Turnitin is required for this assignment.

Rationale

This assignment assesses a student's ability to:

o Critically examine and interpret the principles of design that are applicable to the design of an interface;

o Critically examine and evaluate a user interface design to determine if it meets a given set of requirements;

o Interpret, analyse and evaluate usability testing results to plan interface design improvements.