In week 06 we began to look at human-centered design. First of all we started by looking at the touchpoints for these companies.

Touch points for amazon

• website
• alexa
• kindle
• delivery/staff
• email
• packaging
• advertising
• prime

Touch points for UU

• website
• open day
• buildings
• prospectus
• staff
• induction/ physical/digital
• student card
• advertising/press/tv
• social media
• students

Touch points for spotify

• website
• app
• free/paid
• advertising
• hyperlinks
• email

We then looked at some disabilities that could affect the way people interpret websites and apps etc.

permanent/temporary/situational

Motor

• joint
• slow response time
• recovering
• illness

Cognitive

• ADHD
• Dyslexia
• alcohol/drugs
• concussion
• brain injury

Visual

• blind
• visually impaired
• colour blindness
• long/short sightedness
• darkness/light

Auditory

• deafness
• tinnitus
• concert/loud music

Verbal

• Stutter
• non verbal
• dental work
• cold/illness

We then were given Jon Yablonski Laws of UX and a grid to design the look of a website on an iPhone 14. First of all with no colour then we added colour.

https://www.figma.com/file/xNDwCQETgEP3WDwJMd0S7B/Material-Typography?t=MuFeCcRcTa3h8kaE-6

We were then given the task to recreate a card component using Google’s Material Design. m3.material.io/components/cards/overview

https://www.figma.com/file/xen3ndlYxJ2BDbF7cpuGPm/Card?node-id=0%3A1&t=HgfrYeckyzvGkErx-0

We then experimented with components on figma.

https://www.figma.com/file/VxQ1hLJEoX6pesY9mFVbYo/Components?node-id=0%3A1&t=OJHKvhTN9s5nrQga-11