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Human Factors and Ergonomics (SIT22008)

5-2. Usability Engineering II: User-Centered Design Principles

Keywords: #user-centered design, #human-centered design, #inclusive design, #universal design, #design principles

[Video Lectures]

A. Introduction to Human-Centered Design

• What is human-centered design?

• “Norman Doors” & Human-Centered Design

• Design for How People Think (Don Norman)

• UX without users isn’t UX

• (optional) 팬데믹 시대, 마음의 표준을 바꿔라 (Kor)

• other videos/materials
  • What is human-centered design?
  • What is user-centered design?
  • The term, “UX” (Don Norman)
  • Field observations with fresh eyes by Tom Kelley
  • What is UX design? Defining UX design & explaining the process

B. UCD Principles

• (Very useful!) Mobile UCD guidelines and examples (Korean)
  • Guidelines 1/6
  • Guidelines 2/6
  • Guidelines 3/6
  • Guidelines 4/6
  • Guidelines 5/6
  • Guidelines 6/6
• Principles of Human-Centered Design (Don Norman)

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From here, you need to follow the instruction to take the lectures about UCD principles.

1. Go to GeorgiaTech’s HCI lecture provided by Udacity
2. Join Udacity & Sign-in
3. Start the course
4. Go to LESSON 8 (2.5: Design Principles and Heuristics) and take the following lessons provided via Udacity
   • (1/17) Introduction to design principles (YouTube ID: jpetqHgCHg0)
   • (2/17) The sets (lw4T7b971U8)
   • (3/17) Discoverability (EyAMcKrNFbE)
   • (4/17) Simplicity (RAFXvZhhpHU)
   • (5/17) Affordances (NE5OcbvxeVo)
   • (5/17) Affordances II (9bd9kOdLbUw)
   • (6/17) Mapping (Er50grb56nE)
   • (7/17) Perceptibility (xNLpnOwwCI0)
   • (8/17) Consistency I (96IWU_xpL8w)
   • (8/17) Consistency II (-tBSktoXZ60)
   • (9/17) Flexibility (TWRHBk6qqiY)
   • (10/17) Equity (n3HHHgRXV08)
   • (11/17) Ease and Comfort (LfaRUAz02i0)
   • (12/17) Structure (cHczwVlVeW8)
   • (13/17) Constraints (olHTPXJc2P4)
   • (13/17) Four types of constraints (m7-FIjBxFDY)
   • (14/17) Tolerance (b6ADkpymV3g)
   • (15/17) Feedback (YTvpmIirfeA)
   • (16/17) Documentation (Z9zVHKiLhsQ)
   • (17/17) Other sets of UCD principles (ZPw02BXF-Y4)

C. Mental Models

Go to GeorgiaTech’s HCI lecture provided by Udacity, and take LESSON 9 (2.6: Mental Models and Representations).

• Contents
  • Introduction (tajwVUR5XSc)
  • Mental Model for educating users (UfE_zkDcY7U)
  • Mental Model - Example (XHVpDyRwvwM)
  • Mental Model - Design tips (Kl0Uwd1ng7o)
  • Mental Model - Representations (ILmopLscAu0)
  • Mental Model - Represenatation in interfaces (qOyt1v2MtQg)

FYI, the mental model can be explained by the IPM. Guess what. How do you explain the mental model by the IPM?

D. Inclusive Design & Universal Design

• Inclusive Design

• Meet The Normals - Adventures in Universal Design

• [Case Study] Apple’s Afforts for Universal Design 1

• [Case Study] Apple’s Afforts for Universal Design 2. Voice Over

• other videos/materials
  • Why we need universal design (TED) by Michael Nesmith
  • When we design for disability, we all benefit (TED) by Elise Roy
  • Universal design in everyday life (TED) by Rosemarie Rossetti
  • 7 principles of universal design

Assignments

• Find related essay assignment from Here.
• NOTE. The assignment topic might be changed during the semester but not updated in this site. Please always check LMS.handong.edu.

List of Video Lectures

• 1. Introduction to HF/E
• 2-1. Physical Ergonomics I: Biomechanics
• 2-2. Physical Ergonomics II: Anthropometry, ergonomics at workplace, virtual ergonomics
• 3-1. Cognitive Ergonomics I: Information Processing Model
• 3-2. Cognitive Ergonomics II: Human error, cognitive training, and fight or flight response
• 4-1. Emotional Ergonomics I: Emotional Engineering, Measurement of Human Emotion
• 4-2. Emotional Ergonomics II: Emotional Design
• 5-1. Usability I: Design with Users & Usability Evaluation
• 5-2. Usability II: User-Centered Design Principles