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Storyboards Storyboarding Problem with vanilla sketches: hard to capture dynamics of interaction over time captures user interface, not user behaviour A good sketch should tell a story. Storyboarding Solution: use more than one image a


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Storyboards

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Storyboarding

Problem with vanilla sketches:

hard to capture dynamics of interaction over time captures user interface, not user behaviour

A good sketch should tell a story.

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Storyboarding

Solution: use more than one image

a series of key frames as sketches

  • riginally from film; used to get the idea of a scene

snapshots of the interface at particular points in the interaction

portrays key scenes in the interface and the transitions that caused the changes

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From www.michaelborkowski.com/storyboards/images/big_bigguy1.gif

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Context

Bill Buxton Sketching User Experiences, Morgan Kaufman Figure 4

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Transitions

Bill Buxton Sketching User Experiences, Morgan Kaufman Figure 103

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Transitions

Bill Buxton Sketching User Experiences, Morgan Kaufman Figure 107

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Transitions

Bill Buxton Sketching User Experiences, Morgan Kaufman Figure 4

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Techniques

State Transition Diagrams Scenario Sequences Tutorials as Storyboards Make storyboards come alive

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Techniques

State Transition Diagrams Scenario Sequences Tutorials as Storyboards Make storyboards come alive

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State Transition Diagrams

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State Transition Diagrams

Create transition diagram

key interaction steps branch points

For each transition

sketch the screen include the transition diagram

a navigational map

label the transition with what triggered the transition

typically user input or set of system responses

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State Transition Diagrams

Interacting with a PDA-based agenda:

Looking at the agenda and seeing that there is a 10am meeting with someone named Mary Ford.

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State Transition Diagrams

Check to see what the meeting is about.

Click on that time slot

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State Transition Diagrams

Choosing how to contact Mary.

Click on Mary’s name

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State Transition Diagrams

Sending Mary a text message concering the ‘Tour’ which is the topic of the meeting.

Select Message from menu

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State Transition Diagrams

Click on that time slot Select Message Click on Mary’s name

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State Transition Diagrams

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Techniques

State Transition Diagrams Scenario Sequences Tutorials as Storyboards Make storyboards come alive

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Scenario Sequences

Describes a person doing a particular task

Example: buy a stroller Variation: buy a shirt, delete the stroller

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Scenario Sequences

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Scenario Sequences

Scan the stroller -> Change the color -> Place the

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Initial screen

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Scenario Sequences

Scan the shirt -> Touch previous item -> Delete that item-> Alternate path…

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Techniques

State Transition Diagrams Scenario Sequences Tutorials as Storyboards Make storyboards come alive

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Tutorials as Storyboards

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Techniques

State Transition Diagrams Scenario Sequences Tutorials as Storyboards Make storyboards come alive

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Make storyboards come alive

Spotlight: an interactive foam core and paper sketch/ storyboard