User Interface Options Version A Design Overview

1. Problem

Problem Statement: People using the internet have difficulty accessing and using Web content because the content cannot be changed to the specific needs of the individual user.
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Top Design Goals:

  1. Allow users to specify presentation of content:
    1. easily and efficiently
    2. with enough options to accommodate the spectrum of user preference
    3. without overwhelming the user with options

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Pain Points: User Interface Options Pain Points
Use Cases: User Interface Options Use Cases
Competitive Analysis: (Floe) Benchmarking browser interface options
Roadmap: User Interface Options Long Term Roadmap

3. Users' needs

Contexts of Use: In what contexts would the user need User Interface Options? What activities do they undertake in these contexts?

Functional Requirements: What use cases does the User Interface Options component support?

Primary & Secondary Scenarios: In context, what are the primary and secondary user needs are we meeting?

4. Solution

Wireframes: Visual representation of design iterations and final designs.

Storyboards: How, when, and where would the user use User Interface Options?

Design Patterns: Design patterns used in User Interface Options.

5. User Testing

User Interface Options User Testing: Summary of all user testing performed on the User Interface Options component.

User Testing Protocols: Describes how the user testing of User Interface Options will be carried out.

User Testing Results: Describes how the users interacted with the User Interface Options prototype and what improvements can be made.

6. Preparing for Implementation

Storycards: Decomposes User Interface Options into small implementable chunks.

Functional Specification: Development specification containing interaction details such as "interesting moments."