Informal Tools for Designing User Interfaces

Recent Talks by James Landay 5/09/2001

The lecture slides can be viewed in PDF, read on the web as part of a slide show, or downloaded in PowerPoint format.

1. Informal Tools for Designing User Interfaces
 2. Computers Support Human-Human Communication (HHC)
 3. Traditional Software Interfaces
4. Formal Representations are Rigid & Unambiguous
 5. PPT Slide
 6. Informal User Interfaces
7. Informal User Interfaces
 8. Best Practices for Designing Interfaces
 9. Outline
10. Investigation into Web Design
 11. Information Architecture Comes First
 12. Multiple Views
13. Site Maps
 14. Storyboards
 15. Individual Pages
16. Sketching
 17. Reasons to Use Informal Techniques
 18. Observations Informed Design of Two Tools
19. Outline
 20. Designers’ Outpost: A Tangible Interface for Collaborative Information Design
 21. Design Evolution of Outpost
22. Design Study Findings
 23. Interaction Techniques
 24. Vision Pipeline (1)
25. Vision Pipeline (2)
 26. Outline
 27. DENIM: Designing Web Sites by Sketching
28. DENIM
 29. DENIM: Site Map View
 30. DENIM: Storyboard View
31. DENIM: Page View
 32. PPT Slide
 33. Experiment Comparing Hi-fidelity & Lo-fidelity Prototypes
34. Experiment Design
 35. PPT Slide
 36. PPT Slide
37. Experimental Results
 38. DENIM Summary
 39. Outline
40. One Future: Info Access will be via Speech
 41. SUEDE: Low-fidelity Prototyping for Speech-based UIs
 42. PPT Slide
43. PPT Slide
 44. PPT Slide
 45. PPT Slide
46. PPT Slide
 47. PPT Slide
 48. SUEDE Summary
49. Conclusions
 50. Informal Tools for Designing User Interfaces

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