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Methodological UI Design
By John Pearson
Web site and project managers know that project requirements and scope often change. For example, in a recent Web project, I was hired to convert an existing program from an older, non-supported programming environment to something more current. The project sounded very straightforward at first. However, along the way, one of the analysts asked selected users a few questions about workflow, interface, and usability. The analyst discovered that the existing interface was hard to use, didn't meet users' needs, and lacked essential features. Thus, the solution involved re-architecting, additional work, and expense.
The Hiser Element Toolkit (the Toolkit) is designed to address usability issues when you're planning site and program design. It's specifically designed with all project managers in mindthat is, it's a simple enough tool that even those without specific UI testing training or expertise shouldn't have a problem using it.
The Hiser Element Toolkit
The Hiser Element Toolkit
www.hiser.com.au
cost: $1600 for a single-user license;
multiuser licenses available,
contact vendor for pricing. |
Pros: Strong section on UI design.
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