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    Group two's presentation discusses user experience design and how it relates to human-computer interaction and human factors. It defines user experience as the quality of a person's experience interacting with a design, with the goal of improving the user's overall experience. Human-computer interaction focuses on the interaction between users and computers, while human factors takes a broader approach considering humans interacting with any system. The presentation then discusses the user experience "honeycomb" which outlines six key aspects a design must have: useful, usable, desirable, findable, accessible, and credible. Finally, it compares the differences between user experience design, human-computer interaction, and human factors, noting their different focuses, methodologies, goals, and emph

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    Group two's presentation discusses user experience design and how it relates to human-computer interaction and human factors. It defines user experience as the quality of a person's experience interacting with a design, with the goal of improving the user's overall experience. Human-computer interaction focuses on the interaction between users and computers, while human factors takes a broader approach considering humans interacting with any system. The presentation then discusses the user experience "honeycomb" which outlines six key aspects a design must have: useful, usable, desirable, findable, accessible, and credible. Finally, it compares the differences between user experience design, human-computer interaction, and human factors, noting their different focuses, methodologies, goals, and emph

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    Group two (2) Presentation.

    Members

    1. Shadrack Osike – BTIT/687J/2022


    2.

    User Experience Design: User Experience Design vis - a - vi human computer interaction, human
    factors to user experience design.

    Definitions

     User experience

    User Experience is the quality of experience a person has when interacting with a specific design. It
    encompasses a range of design practices, including research, analysis, prototyping, and testing, with the
    goal of improving the user's overall experience.

     Human computer interaction (HCL)

    HCI focuses on the interaction between users and computers, while Human Factors takes a broader
    approach to consider the interaction between humans and any system or environment. Human-
    Computer Interaction (HCI) and Human Factors are related fields that also focus on designing interfaces
    between humans and technology

    What User Experience Include:

    User Experience Honeycomb. This theory and diagram state that a website or piece of information
    online must be:

    Useful: Does your website content and design fulfill a need? Do your customers find the information on
    your website to be useful?

    Usable: In short, is your website simple to use? Is it intuitive?

    Desirable: Does your website design appeal to your audience? Is it enticing to interact with? Does it grab
    a user’s attention?

    Findable: Can users find the information they need easily? Can your website be found quickly on the
    Internet?

    Accessible: Is your website accessible by all? Does it accommodate users with disabilities?

    Credible: Is the information on your website truthful? Will users believe what they find on your website?
    It has been reported that judgments on website credibility are 75% based on a website’s overall
    aesthetics.
    Valuable: With all of these factors combined, does your website content, design, and functionality
    provide value for users?

    Everything on your website, from the marketing copy to the URL structure, contributes to a user’s
    overall experience with your brand.

    What does human computer interaction, human factors to user experience design include?

    Some of the areas that HCI and human factors cover in UX design include:

    1. User research: HCI and human factors provide research methods to gather data about user
    needs, behavior, and preferences.

    2. Usability testing: HCI and human factors provide methods to test the usability of designs to
    identify usability problems and evaluate their impact on the user experience.

    3. User interface design: HCI and human factors provide design principles to create user interfaces
    that are easy to use and understand.

    4. Accessibility: HCI and human factors provide guidelines to ensure that digital products are
    accessible to users with disabilities.

    5. Ergonomics: HCI and human factors provide guidelines for designing products that are
    comfortable and safe to use.

    Differences and similarities between these three fields are:

    User Experience Design Human-Computer Human factors


    Interaction

    Focus Designing digital Designing interactive Improving performance


    products or services systems that facilitate and safety by
    that are intuitive, easy communication considering physical,
    to use, and enjoyable between humans and cognitive, and
    for users. computers. emotional factors that
    influence the user's
    experience.
    Methodologies UX research, persona Task analysis, user Ergonomics, human
    development, wire testing, cognitive error analysis, user-
    framing, prototyping, modeling, interface centered design,
    usability testing, etc. design, etc. anthropometry, etc.
    Goal To create digital To understand how To design products and
    products and services users interact with environments that are
    that are not only digital products and optimized for human
    functional and usable services and design use, taking into account
    but also enjoyable and intuitive interfaces that physical, cognitive, and
    satisfying for users. are easy to use. emotional factors.
    Emphasis User needs and Interface design, Human performance,
    expectations, emotional usability, efficiency, safety, comfort, health,
    design, aesthetics, effectiveness. well-being.
    accessibility.

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