Visuals

184 pages of visuals

For those who have been wondering about our whereabouts: We are still alive! We were finally able to finish both the application visuals and our diploma thesis.

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Keevil Usability Index – adapted by visuals

Hey there! If you already know what the Keevil Usability Index is about, you might skip the next paragraphs and head to the download directly.

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Tags: benjamin, evaluation, heuristic, index, keevil, Usability, visuals

Low-Budget Usability Testing

While empiric testing methods require real test participants, the heuristic evaluation relies on two or more experts in the field of usability, psychology or human-computer interaction, who evaluate the product in a more professional way. This means that these professionals check, whether a website or application meets certain established guidelines, which have been proven to lead to a higher usability.

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Tags: evaluation, heuristic, index, keevil, laboratory, low-budget, testing, Usability

visuals GUI – How is it going to look like?

Due to the fact that we, as the very first project at HTL Rennweg, are going to test our application scientifically it was one of the most important tasks to think about the Graphical User Interface (GUI) in theory and plan it sufficiently. As the name says, it’s the interface between a user and a software or machine (see: Human-Computer Interaction).

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Tags: Design, graphical user interface, gui, interface, Usability, user

The long-awaited Screendesign

First of all, we want to apologize for the delay, which came into being through our current stressful school days (final exams lie ahead).

We are proud to present the new visuals screendesign. We kept it professional, clean and well-arranged.

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Tags: Design, page, product, screendesign, visuals