DDQ MON 2020-10-26 @ 12:40 PM

26. Design Practicum: Prototypes¶

26.1. Agenda¶

General Announcements
Next CSCI 4800H/6800 Paper Presentation is on THU 2020-10-29.
- A.T. will present Sidenmark & Gellersen. “Eye, Head and Torso Coordination During Gaze Shifts in Virtual Reality.” ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI). December 2019. [2020FA:3].
Term Project: Milestone 3: Design Alternatives is due SUN 2020-11-01.
Activity

26.2. Activity¶

Prerequisites:

Some of the material for this activity was covered in Preliminary and Detailed Design.
You need Adobe XD installed.

Example App Prototype using Adobe XD

Warning

The images used in the prototype below are used without permission under academic fair use.

26.2.1. Breakout Rooms¶

Duration: \(\sim\) 20-25 minutes

Quick introductions, if needed.
As a group, respond to the following in a followup discussion here.
1. At least one person in the group needs to have Adobe XD installed. On the pricing page for Adobe XD, a free Starter edition is available.
2. Pick an app that everyone in the group has used and pretend to be the designers of that app. Provide the name of the app, and, If possible, provide a screenshot.
3. Drawing on your experience from prior DDQs (e.g., Requirements Analysis and Design Practicum: Wireframes), describe a relatively simple requirement using a user story.
4. Prototype: Using Adobe XD, create one prototype of a potential design solution for your requirement. This prototype must include at least five artboards (i.e., pages or screens) that are “wired together” to help us visualize how users might experience your app or website.
  
  Once completed, use the Share tab in Adobe XD to create a “Presentation” link, then share your presentation link by adding it to your Piazza post along with a short description.
  See also
  - Adobe XD User Guide: Create interactive prototypes
  Warning
  
  Remember, prototypes are intended to be high-fidelity so that its easier for others to see how user might experience the final product. For this assignment, we will be forgiving due to time limitations.
5. What was the biggest challenge faced by your group during this activity?
6. Make sure all group / room members are listed in your followup discussion post.
Pick a group representative.
Respond to other followup discussions until the breakout rooms end.

26.2.2. Post-Breakout Rooms¶

Before 5PM today, comment on a prototype posted by another group by replying to their followup discussion.