High Quality
Open the downloaded document, and select print from the file menu (PDF reader required).
Page 1 of 30
D
ESIGN
A
LTERNATIVES
Electronic Attendance System
Joseph Ng Chow [ joseph.ngchow@utoronto.ca ]Victoria Mui [ victoria.mui@utoronto.ca ]Brian Shim [ brian.shim@utoronto.ca ]Veronica Wong [ veve.wong@utoronto.ca ]Dave DearmanCSC318 – The Design of Interactive Computational MediaOctober 27, 2008
Page 2 of 30
Table of Contents
PROJECT DESCRIPTION 4REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY 5
Functional 5User 5Usability 5Environmental 5Technical 6
DESIGN SPACE 6
Difficult to Realize Requirements 6Tradeoffs 7Design Alternatives Overview 8
DESIGN ALTERNATIVES 8
Design Process 8Scenarios 8Scenario 1: The Daily Attendance 8Scenario 2: Emergency Lockdown 9Storyboard 12Touchscreen Interface 13Description 13Rationale 14Illustrations 15Assessment 17Stylus Interface 18Description 18Rationale 19Illustrations 20Assessment 23Keyboard Interface 25Description & Rationale 25Illustrations 26Assessment 28
Page 3 of 30
REQUIREMENT MODIFICATIONS 29
Functional 29User 29Usability 29Environmental 29Technical 29
ADDITIONAL USABILITY CRITERIA 30
Memorability 30Flexibility 30Predictability
30
APPENDICES
Group Responsibilities BreakdownAppendix A: Paper PrototypesAppendix B: Raw DataAppendix C: Prototype Interview Protocol
Add a Comment