Soon after your walkthrough you should meet with your client and user experience experts (graduate students) to gather their feedback on your design. After meeting with your client and user experience experts you should list your design changes in a document.

Feedback from Client (Scientist)

Soon after your walkthrough, your team should meet with your client (scientist) and discuss the design changes suggested by the cognitive walkthrough. The purpose of the meeting is for the scientist to give you feedback on your design and to indicate any missing component or content. Your team should have sketches (hand or software drawn) of your application design, the list of data that the app will store for the scientist to review and details of the instructional and other content for the app. Email the documents to the scientist before your meeting. You may explain the application to the scientist by reading your nominal use scenario if the scientist did not attend the cognitive walkthrough.

Record your meeting notes with the client (scientists) and post them on the web.

Feedback from User Experience Experts (Graduate Student)

After you receive the heuristic evaluation from the graduate student and before your review with me, your team should meet with the graduate student that preformed the heuristic evaluation. The purpose of the meeting is for the graduate student to give you feedback on your design resulting from the heuristic evaluation. All members of your team should have read the heuristic evaluation before meeting with the graduate student. You should also have accessible during the meeting your paper prototype used for the cognitive walkthrough.

At least one member of your team should record notes during the meeting. The meeting notes should be posted on your website immediately after the meeting.

Feedback from HU4628 Heuristic Evaluation

The entire team should meet to discuss the results of the HU4628 heuristic evaluation. The purpose of the meeting is for the HU4628 students to give feedback on your design resulting from the heuristic evaluation. All members of your team should have read the heuristic evaluation before the meeting.

At least one member of your team should record notes during the meeting. The meeting notes should be posted on your website immediately after the meeting.

Design Change Document

You should decide if the design changes proposed by your client (scientist), user experience experts (graduate students) and the HU4628 heuristic evaluations are appropriate and/or derive your own additional design changes. The design changes you plan to implement should be organized and listed in a Design Change Document. For each design change you should give a reason or rationale for the design change, so you will know why you made the change. Like all documents that your team generates, the Design Change Document should be dated just below the title. Your team will generate several design change documents during the semester so they should be numbered in the title of the document and posted in order on your website.

Post the Design Change Document on your website before you meet with me.

Email Me

After you have posted your Design Change Document email me (pastel at mtu.edu) and Karla Kitalong (kitalong at mtu.edu) that the Design Change Document is posted. The subject line of the email should be

cs4760 – hu4628 Project Assignment 4 – <team name>