Design Process (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards
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Iterative Design definition
Iterative Design definition
Process where projects are refined continually via feedback & testing
What iterative design keeps projects adaptable to
What iterative design keeps projects adaptable to
User feedback and new technology
User Testing method
User Testing method
Let users try product to observe usage & gather opinions
Surveys method
Surveys method
Gather info by asking people specific questions
Focus Groups method
Focus Groups method
Collect people's thoughts through group discussions
Prototype Evaluations method
Prototype Evaluations method
Test early versions to predict reactions & find improvements
User Testing effectiveness & suitability
User Testing effectiveness & suitability
High effectiveness; good for projects focused on usability
Prototyping technique
Prototyping technique
Making simple versions of a product to test and improve
Mock-ups technique
Mock-ups technique
Building visual/physical models to check design appearance & function
A/B Testing technique
A/B Testing technique
Comparing two options to see which one users prefer
What prioritising revisions means
What prioritising revisions means
Reviewing feedback vs project goals to focus on impactful changes
Why continual improvement is crucial
Why continual improvement is crucial
For competitiveness and sustainability
Apple iPhone case study shows
Apple iPhone case study shows
Iterative design: each model incorporates user feedback