CLO 2: Apply an interactive design process to small sized systems.

CLO 3: Evaluate the usability of a software user interface.

. Step 05:Final Document Your final paper should have the following: Description of your project - what did you build and what does it do. User Analysis - Who are your users, what is their context for interaction, what (if anything) is unique about their environment? Feature Analysis - What are the major features and why are they there? How do they serve your users Design Process - explain your prototypes, testing, and design evolution. Use the text you've already written, but polish it and make it fit nicely in this final report. Quantitative Evaluation - show the results from the in-class quantitative evaluation. How did you perform relative to others? Which tasks did you do well on? Which usability measures? Why do you think your performance was better/worse? What changes did you make as a result? Use statistical analysis where appropriate. Discussion - can you draw any generalizable conclusions for people designing for special populations? Does the paranormal present a particular challenge in interface design? Does the environment significantly affect design decisions in a way that would carry over into other domains? . Step 05:Final Document Your final paper should have the following: Description of your project - what did you build and what does it do. User Analysis - Who are your users, what is their context for interaction, what (if anything) is unique about their environment? Feature Analysis - What are the major features and why are they there? How do they serve your users Design Process - explain your prototypes, testing, and design evolution. Use the text you've already written, but polish it and make it fit nicely in this final report. Quantitative Evaluation - show the results from the in-class quantitative evaluation. How did you perform relative to others? Which tasks did you do well on? Which usability measures? Why do you think your performance was better/worse? What changes did you make as a result? Use statistical analysis where appropriate. Discussion - can you draw any generalizable conclusions for people designing for special populations? Does the paranormal present a particular challenge in interface design? Does the environment significantly affect design decisions in a way that would carry over into other domains