When you step to UX track – role and responsibility includes
Posted on March 27, 2014 | No Comments
- Contextual Inquiries
- Creating Affinity diagram
- Running a card sorting rest and preparing reports
- Conducting usability testing with paper prototyping
- Creating persona and scenarios
- User interview and observation recording
- Rapid prototyping
- Creating information architecture and site maps
- Providing visual guideline and themes for graphics designer
- Creating UI specification document
- Collaborating with creative, technology teams and business.
What is card sorting?
In essence, card sorting works as follows:
- Write down each topic on a filing (index) card.
- Give the pile of cards to a number of users and ask them to group the cards into piles.
- Collate the results, and make use of them when completing the information design.
This is a very simple, and often very effective, method of working with users to come up with a usable design.
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Sameera Thilakasiri is a front-end developer and UX Architect based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, specialist in User Interface Design, User Experience, Usability and Accessibility, Information Architecture, Responsive Web Design, Interactive Design, Search Engine Optimization, Trainging and Public Speaking.
In his profession, follow the best practices, W3C web standards and guidelines, responsive, semantic, usable, accessible, SEO friendly to cutting edge cording using XHTML/HTML5, CSS and jQuery for Pixel-perfect cross browser compatibility.
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