Putting People First - The UX Framework V3.0

The goal of this article is to build intuitive user interfaces that are straightforward and concise.

This article would help in building consistent user interfaces with clear language where the terminology is unambiguous and help text is readily available. The article additionally also provides a framework of re-usable elements on the web interface and the interface conventions in general.

The User Xperience practice would also measure the 5 human factors central to evaluate the user experience like

Time to learn – How long does it take for typical users to learn relevant task?

Speed of Performance – How long does it take to perform relevant benchmarks?

Rate of errors – How many and what kinds of errors are made during benchmark tasks?

Retention over time – Frequency of use and ease of learning help make for better user retention

Subjective satisfaction - Allow for user feedback

Multi-Modal Windows

The World-Over the way interfaces are getting designed is changing, simply for the fact that an user need various simple modes to complete his task or activity.

Basically, we are looking for windows of opportunity to make our life simpler and better.

With Multi-modal windows and integrated interaction the communication messages would be clear and fast making the process end quickly

Introduction - Jaydeep Savant

Me is a, User Experience and Usability Practioner who started his career in technology as web analyst for a start-up company Extra Connect Inc. in the year 1995. With product management responsibilities and experience design as the key have progressively deployed usability solutions and methodologies on softwares and web-interfaces. With a background in ergonomics, anthropology and human cogntion, presently aiming to build better information architectures that are easy to use and efficient.