Five Elements of user experience

First, the strategy layer : The Enterprise and the user to the product expectation and the goal. (What do you do, for whom?) ）

Second, the scope layer : The function and the content demand integration. (What do I need to do?) ）

1, the Product function determination. Collect functional requirements--define priority for requirements

2. The three main categories of demand: what people are telling, what they want, what the user actually wants, and the potential demand.

3. The relationship between strategy and scope: strategic decision scope, function bearing product value, scope layer is to achieve strategic level intention.

structure Layer : Interaction Design and information architecture (how to do it?) ）

1, functional Products: The structure layer will be transformed from the scope into how the system responds to user requests.

Information Products: The structure layer is the distribution of content elements in the information space.

2. The structure layer determines the mode and order of each option that will be presented to the user. Including:

Interactive design: As a Web page of software interface, design a structured experience for users;

Information architecture: As hypertext Web page, content construction constructs user experience through information architecture;

3, structure, and interface layout, navigation system strong correlation. Consider how these functions are arranged and combined.

4. The relationship between the structure layer and the scope layer: The structure layer determines the most appropriate combination of features and functions of the site, and these features and functions form the site's scope layer.

Four, the framework layer : interface design, navigation design and content (information) design (what to do?) ）

1. Determine the form of implementation, including:

• Interface design: Determines the field of the frame, button, input box, interface control, and the position of the button, table, photo, and text area.
• Navigation Design: presenting information;
• Information design: Presenting effective information communication.

2, the successful interface design: Optimize the design layout, to achieve the maximum effect and efficiency of the elements.

• A glimpse of "the most important thing"
• Organize the behavior most commonly used by users
• Easy access and use of interface elements
• Reasonable placement of interface elements based on user tasks

3. Three goals of navigation design

• Provides a way to jump between sites
• Communicates the relationship between the navigation element and the content it contains
• Communicates its content and the relationship between the user's current browsing page

4, the relationship between the frame layer and the structure layer: the frame is the concrete expression of the structure. The frame layer determines the location of the interaction elements on our page, and the structure layer is used to design how users reach a page and where they can go when they are done.

For example, the frame layer defines the arrangement of items on the navigation bar, allowing users to browse different categories of books, and the structure layer to determine which categories should appear there.

V. presentation layer : Visual presentation of function and content (what does it look like?) ）

1, the characteristics of successful design:

• Follow a smooth path
• A possible "boot" that provides a valid choice for the user

Reference: A ramble on the five elements of user experience

Reading notes: "Elements of user experience" notes

Five Elements of user experience