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Clean Energy Regulator Technical Proposal (Evaluate (User-interfaces, low…

- - - - Provide functionality to search the database for the total amount, maximum, minimum and average installations of different renewable energy types.
      - Ability to search the database by the categories energy type, state(s), postcode(s) and year(s)
      - Incorporate the usability principles into the user interface design of the application
    - - Create these according to accessibility, learn ability and effectiveness
      - Create these according to personal, social, economic factors
      - Create keeping in mind the personas and mention the ones affected by each criteria
      - Provide an option for the user to change the language so Betty Johnson can overcome language barriers of the application's information
      - Allow users to change text size of the application so Betty Johnson can easily read information despite her long-sighted vision impairment
      - Ensure the navigation of the application is intuitive and learnable as indicated by usability guidelines and determined by the use of recognisable icons
      - Apply elements of CARP by using a consistent colour scheme and layout that aligns with the Clean Energy Regulator site, while including an option for users to manually adjust colour contrast to cater for Emma Smith with colour blindness
      - Display data through text and visuals to ensure students such as Emma Smith engage with the application and understand specific data trends, patterns and relationships
  - - - Energy Type
      - State(s)
      - Postcode(s)
      - Year(s)
  - - - Provides students with a greater understanding of historical and current installations of various renewable energy sources in Australia
      - Gives students a method of researching data for assessment tasks
      - Allows students with an interest in this topic to engage further with information from the application
    - - Learning about current renewable energy installations provides insight into Australia's progress in increasing our clean energy production and how that affects the environment
      - Gives classes an opportunity to learn about renewable energy installations in Australia and grow their understanding of its history
    - - Access should be free and not require an account of any sort to use the application
      - Development of the application would be funded by the Australian Government as part of expanding the Clean Energy Regulator Scheme's educational resources
- - - - Easy to learn the functions and uses of the application
      - Users can quickly learn to find desired information
      - Easy to learn the navigation of the application
    - - Value: Information and functions provided to the user should be relevant to user's task and context
      - Relevance: Should provide necessary utilities and address the user's needs
    - - No sensitive data should be entered by the user
      - Consent Prompts
    - - users can easily find the information they seek
      - Outputs need to be presented clearly for easy interpretation by the user
      - Users can complete tasks accurately and efficiently
      - App must engage younger students due to relatively dry data
    - - Accessible Images
      - Screen Reading
      - Language
      - Text Size
      - Colour Contrast
      - Multimedia
      - Adaptable to all Platforms
  - - - Can be applied to use of:
        
        Font
        
        Colour
        
        Proportion
        
        Scale
      - Can be used with colour and size to create a hierarchy and signify importance
    - - Can be applied to:
        
        Use of font, colour, alignment, size
        
        Page constructs, sections or product layouts
      - Provides predictability and learnability through the reuse of elements
    - - Horizontal alignment - left, right, justified, centre
      - Vertical alignment - top, middle, bottom
      - Allows users to effectively scan information
    - - Groups 'like' elements together to infer a relationship
      - Creates more scannable content
      - Users can accomplish their goals much more efficiently