Present a Design Portfolio on producing a medium-fidelity prototype (Wireframing) for a desktop Web-based Task Manager and demonstrate a Heuristic Evaluation for it.

you are expected to create a design portfolio for a typical Web-based desktop (not mobile based) Task Manager and perform a Heuristic Evaluation (HE).

Your design portfolio must include the following (these are the requirements of your design portfolio):

• Clear, well-structured and presented Introductory paragraph (1 paragraph) where you

explain the topic of application/technology (in this case the web-based Task Manager),

explaining the motivation behind designing such a system and its key user requirements.

• The medium-fidelity prototype development (i.e. Wireframes). All your prototype designs

need to be accompanied by a text walkthrough (in the main text of the document) and

annotations on your wireframes describing what they are about and what interactions they

accommodate. It is very important you demonstrate clear flow when presenting that. To do

so, you need to set a clear scenario and context of use to map the wireframes. You are

expected to include rationale and explanations for every UI design choice you make. All

produced wireframes need to demonstrate all the inputs, processes and outputs, and need

to match the end-user and functional requirements. You need to provide wireframe screens for all the presented UI features and functions of your Web-based desktop Task Manager.

You need to present at least 5 different wireframe screens. You can include mobile-based

wireframe screens if you deem necessary but you need to provide clearly expressed

rationale for doing so. Please note that is essential to present and produce standard web-based desktop wireframes for your Task Manager.

• Clear, separate section within your portfolio where you present and discuss the Heuristic

evaluation of your designed system/wireframes (this part can be called Wireframes

Evaluation).

• Clear, well-written Discussion section on your evaluation findings where you provide clear recommendations on how you can address in practice all the heuristic violations of your wireframe prototype.
• Clear, well-structured and presented Conclusion paragraph (1 paragraph) where you

summarise what you produced in your design portfolio, the rationale behind it and the

heuristic evaluation results.