Communicating the user experience: a practical guide for creating useful UX documentation
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adam_text | Contents
About the Authors
...........................................................
v
Credits
......................................................................
vi
Authors Acknowledgments
..................................................viii
Contents
....................................................................ix
Introduction
.........................................1
A summary of the documents
..................................................2
Putting the documents into context
............................................7
Enjoy yourselves!
.............................................................8
CHAPTER
1
IVrsonas
...........................................*)
What makes a good persona?
.................................................11
When to create a persona
..................................................11
What are you communicating?
.............................................11
Use short descriptive bulleted points
.....................................12
Base
personas
on real people
............................................12
Use descriptive photography
............................................12
Anatomy of a persona
.....................................................14
Photos
...............................................................14
Persona names
........................................................14
User quotes
...........................................................14
Key goals
.............................................................14
Behaviors
.............................................................14
Must
dos
.............................................................15
Must nevers
...........................................................15
Who is the audience?
.....................................................16
How to validate
personas
..................................................17
Research and workshop ideas
.................................................18
Start with a theory
........................................................18
Research Technique: Listen in on call centers
.................................19
Research Technique: Conduct depth interviews
...............................20
Research Technique: Conduct ethnographic research
..........................20
Workshop Idea: Define your
personas
.......................................21
COMMUNIO
AT ING THE USER EXPERIENCE
How To: Create
personas
in Power Point
.......................................24
Creating and setting up the slide presentation
................................24
Adding persona images and titles
...........................................25
Inserting an image
.....................................................25
Inserting a title
........................................................27
Adding icons, subheadings, and bulleted lists
.................................28
Inserting icons
........................................................29
Adding subheadings
....................................................30
Adding bulleted lists
...................................................30
How To: Create
personas
in OmniGraffle Pro
...................................34
Creating and setting up the presentation
....................................34
Adding persona images and titles
...........................................35
Inserting an image
.....................................................35
Adding an overlay color
.................................................36
Inserting a title
........................................................37
Adding subheadings and bulleted lists
.......................................38
Inserting icons
........................................................38
Adding subheadings
....................................................39
Adding bulleted lists
...................................................40
CHAPTER
2
Task
Modets
........................................43
What makes a good task model?
...............................................45
When to create a task model
...............................................45
What are you communicating?
.............................................45
The goal
....................................... 47
The order of tasks
............................. 47
User behavior
................................. 47
Emotional needs
............... 48
Who or what are they interacting with?
...................................49
Content requirements
....................... .49
Existing barriers
............................ 49
Suggesting solutions
............................. 49
The anatomy of a task model
........................... .49
Goal
.......
.............................................................51
Tasks
.................................................................
51
Task phases
.............................
CONTENTS Xl
User
behavior.........................................................
51
Content
needs.........................................................
51
Barriers
...............................................................51
Design
suggestions
.....................................................51
Personas
..............................................................51
Who is the audience?
.....................................................51
How to validate
..........................................................52
Research and workshop ideas
.................................................53
Research Technique: Conduct research
......................................53
Visit call centers
.......................................................53
Make contextual observations
...........................................53
Visit online forums
....................................................54
Workshop Idea: Analyze data
...............................................55
Identify the goal
.......................................................55
Analyze the information
................................................55
Group the information
.................................................55
Identify the user behavior
...............................................55
Highlight the emotions
.................................................56
How To: Create task models in OmniGraffle
....................................58
Setting up the template
...................................................58
Creating the model
.......................................................60
Creating a title for your document
.......................................60
Indicating direction
....................................................60
Adding individual tasks
.................................................61
Creating a controlled evaluation
.........................................62
Creating a complex evaluation
...........................................64
Creating loop backs
....................................................65
Creating notes
.........................................................68
How To: Create task models in PowerPoint
.....................................69
Setting up the template
...................................................69
Creating the model
.......................................................70
Adding a title
..........................................................70
Adding the tasks
.......................................................70
Creating a controlled evaluation
.........................................72
Creating simple icons
...................................................74
Adding the finishing touches
............................................76
XU COMMUNICATING
THE
USER
EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER
3
User Journeys
.......................................77
What makes a good user journey?
.............................................79
When to create a user journey
..............................................79
Product development
...................................................79
Analysis
..............................................................80
What are you communicating?
.............................................80
The goal or task
........................................................81
Steps
.................................................................81
Decision points
........................................................81
Start and end steps
.....................................................81
Grouping
.............................................................81
Flow
.................................................................81
Content
..............................................................81
Pain points
...........................................................82
External factors
........................................................82
Measurement
.........................................................82
The anatomy of a user journey
..............................................82
Title
.................................................................82
Groupings
............................................................82
Start steps and end steps
...............................................82
Steps
.................................................................83
Pain points
...........................................................83
Decision points
........................................................83
Flow
.................................................................83
Notes
................................................................83
Who is the audience?
.....................................................83
How to validate the user journey
...........................................84
User testing of wireframes, designs, and live sites
..........................84
A/B testing and multivariate testing
(MVT)
...............................85
Research and workshop ideas
................................................86
Research Technique: Process sorting
........................................86
Workshop Idea: Examine user journeys
......................................87
Inviting attendees
............................... 87
Gathering materials
.................................... 88
Conducting the Workshop
........................... 88
CONTENTS
How To: Create a user journey in OmniGraffle
..................................89
Setting up the template
...................................................90
Creating the journey
......................................................91
Providing a title
.......................................................92
Styling shapes
.........................................................92
Using magnetic shapes and arrows
.......................................93
Adding lines and arrows
................................................94
Styling the curved arrows
...............................................95
Finishing off
..........................................................96
How To: Create a user journey in PowerPoint
...................................98
Setting up the template
...................................................98
Creating the journey
.....................................................100
Adding shapes
........................................................100
Wrapping text
........................................................101
Adding arrows and lines
...............................................102
Finishing up
.........................................................102
CHAPTER
4
Conteni
requirements
................................103
What makes a good content requirements document?
...........................105
When to create a content requirements document?
..........................105
What are you communicating?
............................................105
Marketing and brand copy
.............................................105
Instructions and functionality
..........................................106
Data and specification information
......................................106
Image requirements
...................................................106
Supporting information
...............................................106
What makes the perfect content requirements document?
....................107
Document title
.......................................................107
Summary information
.................................................108
Reference ID
.........................................................108
Page name
...........................................................108
Core purpose
.........................................................108
User support
.........................................................108
Required elements and suggestions
.....................................108
Who is the audience?
....................................................109
COMMUNIO
AT ING THE USER EXPERIENCE
Validating the content
...................................................109
Content testing in context
.............................................109
Content variation testing
..............................................110
Research and workshop ideas
................................................
Ш
Research Technique: Immerse yourself in the topic
...........................
Ш
Workshop Idea: Audit content
............................................112
Research Technique: Listen to and observe users
.............................113
Research Technique: Use benchmark testing
................................114
How To: Create a content requirements document in Word
......................116
Setting up the template
..................................................116
Creating the audit
.......................................................116
Titling the presentation
................................................116
Inserting the table
....................................................117
Formatting the table
..................................................118
Adding content
.......................................................121
CHAPTER
5
Sitemaps
.........................................123
What makes a good sitemap?
................................................125
When to create a sitemap
.................................................125
When you need to audit your current content
............................125
When you need to enhance or improve your current site structure
...........125
When you are creating a new website
....................................126
What are you communicating?
............................................126
Who is the audience?
....................................................127
Wireframers and designers
.............................................127
Content teams
.......................................................128
Development teams
...................................................128
SEO
teams
...........................................................128
Project managers
...................................................128
Different styles of sitemaps
...............................................129
Tne
anatomy of a spreadsheet sitemap
.....................................130
Use a tree structure
...................................................130
Add a column to specify template numbers
...............................130
Include a notes column
................................................130
Use flags for non-existent content
................. .......131
CONTENTS
Use actual labels
......................................................131
Use shading for visual grouping of navigation categories
...................131
The anatomy of a visual sitemap
...........................................131
1
Don t make your connecting lines too dark
.............................131
2
Use shading to show levels
...........................................131
3
Show key cross-links
.................................................131
4
Use template numbers
...............................................132
5
Separate logged in areas
..............................................132
6
Flag non-existent content
............................................132
7
Use actual labels
....................................................132
8
Visually differentiate other content types
...............................132
Research and workshop ideas
................................................134
Research Technique: Use site analytics and search logs
........................134
Research Technique: Use open-card sorting
.................................135
Research Technique: Determine the pages you need
..........................137
Research Technique: Validate your sitemap
.................................138
Closed-card sorts
.....................................................138
Remote navigation testing
.............................................139
How To: Create a sitemap in PowerPoint
......................................142
Setting page orientation
..................................................142
Creating and shading boxes
...............................................142
Adding connecting lines
..................................................144
Signifying page groups
...................................................145
Showing cross links
......................................................146
How To: Create a sitemap in OmniGraffie
.....................................148
Setting up the template
..................................................148
Creating boxes with magnetic points
.......................................148
Using connecting lines
...................................................150
De-magnetizing lines
....................................................151
How To: Create a sitemap in Excel
............................................153
Writing labels and wrapping text
..........................................153
Shading cells
............................................................154
Adding new rows and columns
............................................156
XVI
COMMUNICATING THE USER EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER
6
Wireframes
.......................................159
What makes a good wireframe?
..............................................160
When to create a wireframe?
..............................................162
What are you communicating?
............................................162
Vision
...............................................................162
Layout
..............................................................162
Content and images
...................................................162
Priority
..............................................................163
Navigation
...........................................................163
Functionality
.........................................................163
Who is the audience?
....................................................163
Development team
....................................................164
Specialists
...........................................................165
Related business functions
.............................................166
Sign-off groups
.......................................................166
Agency teams
........................................................167
Anatomy of a wireframe
..................................................167
Write clear page titles and numbers
.....................................167
Work in actual pixels when possible
.....................................167
Use shading to show visual weighting
....................................168
Avoid black text lines or shapes
.........................................168
Use real data
.........................................................169
Use real images where necessary
........................................169
Write descriptive image placeholders
....................................169
Use clear annotation
..................................................169
Clearly link the notes and wireframes
....................................169
Show the fold
........................................................169
Other pages to include
...................................................169
Vision
...............................................................169
Change log
...........................................................170
Storyboards..........................................................171
Design principles for wireframes
...........................................171
Structure and style
............................................... 172
Visual heat
........................................................173
When to use color
.....................................................174
CONTENTS XVU
Feel.................................................................
174
Stepping back to help give focus
........................................176
Validating wireframes
....................................................176
Research and workshop ideas
................................................178
Workshop Idea: Prioritize content
.........................................179
Workshop Idea: Generate ideas
............................................181
Workshop Idea: Create a healthy perspective
................................182
How To: Create wireframes in OmniGraffle
....................................186
Setting up the template
..................................................188
Creating a new document
..............................................188
Changing canvas sizing
................................................188
Changing ruler units
..................................................189
Setting up a grid
......................................................190
Creating layers
.......................................................191
Creating shared layers
.................................................192
Reordering layers
.....................................................193
Creating page titles with variables
.......................................195
Working with the page outline
..........................................200
Creating a custom page grid
............................................203
Creating LinkBack objects
..............................................210
Creating the wireframes
..................................................213
Using basic boxes to mark out content areas
..............................213
Using image placeholders
..............................................215
Creating tabs
.........................................................220
Adding images
........................................................225
Adding text
..........................................................229
Creating buttons
......................................................232
Using stencils
........................................................237
How To: Create wireframes in Axure
..........................................240
An overview of Axure
....................................................240
Creating wireframes
.....................................................242
Creating and styling basic shapes
.......................................242
Editing text and bullets
................................................244
Adding images
........................................................247
Creating custom buttons
...............................................249
Creating master objects
...............................................252
XVIII
COMMUNICATING THE USER EXPERIENCE
How To: Create wireframes in PowerPoint
.....................................256
Setting up the template
..................................................256
Enabling Snap to grid
..................................................256
Adjusting sizing
......................................................257
Creating wireframes
.....................................................258
Creating the page outline
..............................................258
Creating the tabbed navigation
.........................................258
Styling shapes
........................................................259
Combining shapes
....................................................261
CHAPTER
7
Usability Test Reports
................................263
What makes a good test report?
..............................................265
When to create a test report
..............................................265
What are you communicating?
............................................265
Anatomy of the perfect test report
.........................................266
Use a clear page title
...................................................266
Include
a
Screenshot..................................................267
Write concise comments
...............................................267
Provide recommendations
.............................................267
Use severity indicators
.................................................267
Provide user quotes
...................................................267
Include user video
....................................................267
Additional slides to include in your test report
...............................267
Who is the audience?
....................................................272
Those who roll their sleeves up
..........................................272
Those who just want the findings
.......................................272
Those who trust your expertise
.........................................272
Those who want the big picture
.........................................272
Note-taking and research tips
................................................272
Taking notes for exploratory tests
.........................................273
Coding your notes
....................................................274
Taking notes for design validation tests
....................................274
Research and workshop ideas
.......................... 276
Workshop Idea: Identify themes
.............................. 276
Workshop Idea: Prioritize findings
....................... 277
Conducting a prioritization workshop
...................................277
Workshop Idea: Practice presenting the findings
.............................278
CONTENTS
How To: Create a report in PowerPoint
........................................281
Setting up the template
..................................................281
Editing the slide master
................................................281
Editing the Title Master
...............................................283
Creating a custom color palette
.........................................284
Using guides
.........................................................285
Creating the report
......................................................286
Editing text boxes
.....................................................286
Editing images
.......................................................287
Creating custom elements
.............................................289
Inserting video
.......................................................290
CHAPTER
8
Funnel Diagrams
...................................291
What makes a good funnel diagram?
..........................................293
When to create a funnel diagram
..........................................293
When you need to convince stakeholders that there is a problem
............293
When you need to conduct user testing
..................................294
What are you communicating?
............................................294
The what and why
.....................................................294
Representing the data
.................................................296
Using percentages
....................................................297
Anatomy of a funnel diagram
.............................................298
1
Use a title that explains the purpose of the document
....................298
2
Use blocks to show the number of users who visited each page
............298
3
Base the percentages on the number of users who started the process
......298
4
Use shading to emphasize visitor numbers
..............................299
5
Use text size to emphasize visitor numbers
.............................299
6
Include the key issues with each page
..................................299
Who is the audience?
....................................................300
The development team
................................................300
The product managers and senior stakeholders
...........................300
Research and workshop ideas
................................................301
Research Technique: Get to the what
.......................................301
Research Technique: Get to the why
........................................302
User testing
..........................................................302
Call-center listening
...................................................302
Website feedback tools
................................................303
XX
COMMUNICATING THE USER EXPERIENCE
How To: Create a funnel diagram in OmniGraffle
...............................304
Setting up the template
..................................................304
Creating the diagram
.....................................................305
Representing the pages and percentages
.................................305
Adding the why
.......................................................310
How To: Create a funnel diagram in PowerPoint
...............................314
Setting up the template
..................................................314
Creating the diagram
.....................................................314
Representing pages and percentages
.....................................314
Adding the why
.......................................................318
Index
............................................323
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spelling | Caddick, Richard Verfasser aut Communicating the user experience a practical guide for creating useful UX documentation by Richard Caddick, Steve Cable Hoboken, N.J. Wiley 2011 Chichester XX, 332 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Dokumentation (DE-588)4012656-0 gnd rswk-swf Benutzerfreundlichkeit (DE-588)4005541-3 gnd rswk-swf Mensch-Maschine-Kommunikation (DE-588)4125909-9 gnd rswk-swf Mensch-Maschine-Kommunikation (DE-588)4125909-9 s Benutzerfreundlichkeit (DE-588)4005541-3 s Dokumentation (DE-588)4012656-0 s DE-604 Cable, Steve Sonstige oth Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025200573&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Communicating the user experience a practical guide for creating useful UX documentation |
title_auth | Communicating the user experience a practical guide for creating useful UX documentation |
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title_full | Communicating the user experience a practical guide for creating useful UX documentation by Richard Caddick, Steve Cable |
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