Reference no: EM132256079
Task 1 -
SCENARIO - You have been contacted by the local government of the small island of Taniti. Since the island's economy relies heavily on tourism, the Tanitian government has developed a plan to increase the number of tourists who visit the island and its attractions. As part of this plan, they have hired you to design a tourism website.
The Tanitian government has conducted a survey to gather information about current tourists. Their findings from this survey are shown in the "Survey Results" attachment. The government has also provided you with the attached "About the Island" document to better inform you about Taniti and its visitors.
Taniti's current website has an outdated look and feel. The page navigation is unclear. All the tourist information is jumbled together on a single page, and the site lacks booking information and links to each activity or option. The site is also not compatible with mobile devices.
The Tanitian government would like you to spend no more than one month designing a new website that will increase tourism on the island of Taniti and provide a welcoming experience for prospective tourists.
REQUIREMENTS -
A. Create a timeline of the UX design activities that will take place during this project.
Note: Your timeline does not need to reflect the exact amount of time you will spend on each activity. You may use any tool to create your timeline, including word processing software, a spreadsheet, project management software, presentation software, or another tool of your choice.
B. Create a persona profile based on the attached "Survey Results" and "About the Island."
C. Create a low-fidelity wireframe showing the suggested flow of your new design for the Tanitian website.
Note: You can use any tool to create the wireframe, such as graphic creation/manipulation software, presentation software, word processing software, or another tool of your choice.
D. Conduct guerrilla usability testing with at least three user testers and then do the following:
1. Summarize the qualitative feedback you received, specifying which feedback is or is not actionable and relevant to your design.
2. Explain how you will incorporate the feedback you received to improve your design.
E. Create an interactive prototype for the Tanitian website that reflects your wireframe design and incorporates the feedback you received during guerrilla testing.
Note: You can use any tool to create the prototype, such as graphic creation/manipulation software, webpage creation software, presentation software, or another tool of your choice; however, in Task 2, you will need to submit your prototype for usability testing in the form of a .html, .pptx, or .png file.
F. Acknowledge sources, using in-text citations and references, for content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized.
G. Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your submission.
Task 2 -
SCENARIO - Great news! The Tanitian government has reviewed the latest version of your prototype, and they are very excited about your progress. They would like you to submit your prototype for usability testing, and they have also asked you to provide user feedback for three other designs they are considering.
REQUIREMENTS -
A. Submit your prototype on the Usability Testing Site, including five objective usability tasks you want users to test in your prototype.
B. Record yourself and your screen as you give verbal feedback as a user on three other submissions on the Usability Testing Site. Include your responses to each usability task given with each prototype and submit these videos on the Usability Testing Site.
Note: Use Panopto to record your user testing videos. Your videos should feature you visibly testing the prototypes while wearing professional attire (i.e., not in voiceover or embedded video). The video should simultaneously capture both you and your user-testing screen. You should provide a verbal narration and qualitative feedback and reactions as you perform each usability task. Confirm the permissions of your video are set to "public" before submitting.
Note: For instructions on how to access and use Panopto, watch either the "Panopto (PC Users)" video or the "Panopto (MAC Users)" video by clicking on the applicable web link provided below. To access Panopto's website, navigate to the web link titled: "Panopto Access," and then choose to log in using the "WGU" option. If prompted, log in using your WGU student portal credentials, and then it will forward you to Panopto's website.
Note: The file size limit for your submission cannot be more than 16 MB. Files larger than 16 MB cannot not be accepted.
C. Upload your final PDF report from the Usability Testing Site to Taskstream.
Note: You will not be able to access the PDF report until you have completed the tasks above.
D. Summarize the feedback from the three reactions you received on your design, including the feedback you received on each of the usability tasks you submitted for testing, specifying which feedback is or is not actionable.
E. Summarize how your design changed through the entire UX Design process, from the wireframe you created and guerrilla tested, to using the feedback from the usability testing.
F. Acknowledge sources, using in-text citations and references, for content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized.
Note: You are only required to cite sources from outside this assessment. You are not required to cite reactions from other users.
G. Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your submission.
Attachment:- Assignment Files.rar