Nowadays, wearables as timepieces (clocks, wristwatches, etc.) provide a variety of functions. They not only tell...

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Nowadays, wearables as timepieces (clocks, wristwatches, etc.) provide a variety of functions. They not only tell the time and date but they can speak to you, remind you when it's time to do something, and provide a light in the dark, etc. In this question, I want you to design an innovative device for your own use. This could be in the form of a wristwatch, a mantelpiece clock, an electronic clock, or any kind you fancy. You goal is to be inventive and exploratory. This is an assumption-free question. The user profile (might be for people with disabilities, kids, elderly and so on) and the specified purpose of the device is totally up to you. a. (5 pts) Write a list of some usability criteria and user experience criteria for your device. b. (5 pts) Present similar devices with photos and seek out other sources of inspiration that you might find helpful. Make a note of any findings that are interesting, useful or insightful. (10 pts) Make a list of user requirements. c. d. (15 pts) Generate a user profile and produce one persona and one main scenario, capture how the user is expected to interact with the system. Update your requirements if needed. (10 pts) Sketch out some initial designs for the clock. Try to design at least two distinct alternatives that both meet your set of requirements. e. Nowadays, wearables as timepieces (clocks, wristwatches, etc.) provide a variety of functions. They not only tell the time and date but they can speak to you, remind you when it's time to do something, and provide a light in the dark, etc. In this question, I want you to design an innovative device for your own use. This could be in the form of a wristwatch, a mantelpiece clock, an electronic clock, or any kind you fancy. You goal is to be inventive and exploratory. This is an assumption-free question. The user profile (might be for people with disabilities, kids, elderly and so on) and the specified purpose of the device is totally up to you. a. (5 pts) Write a list of some usability criteria and user experience criteria for your device. b. (5 pts) Present similar devices with photos and seek out other sources of inspiration that you might find helpful. Make a note of any findings that are interesting, useful or insightful. (10 pts) Make a list of user requirements. c. d. (15 pts) Generate a user profile and produce one persona and one main scenario, capture how the user is expected to interact with the system. Update your requirements if needed. (10 pts) Sketch out some initial designs for the clock. Try to design at least two distinct alternatives that both meet your set of requirements. e.

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