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IA1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - An effective user interface will be one that reduces the possibility of user error.
    - - Accessibility guidelines provide organisations with recommendations for how to provide an equitable digital experience for marginalised users who rely on assistive technologies to interact in out increasingly digital world
    - - Safety is the usability principle that gives the user the option to change their mind and reduces the likelihood of catastrophic errors.
    - - Utility involves providing functions the user needs. It can also ensure that the functions the user needs most often are most prominent.
    - - Learnability is how easy it is for users to interact with your solution. One way to provide learnability is to use real-world representations that the user is already familiar with. Another way is through ‘help’ icons or tutorials.
  - - - Space
      - Line
      - Colour
      - Shape
      - Texture
      - Tone
      - Form
      - Proportion
      - Scale
    - - Balance
      - Contrast
      - Proximity
      - Harmony
      - Alignment
      - Repetition
      - Hierarchy
- - - - Data privacy act
      - Copyright and intellectual property restrictions
      - Contractual obligations
    - - Technology and tools available to develop the solution
      - Security
    - - Project budget
      - Time to complete project
      - Administrative overheads once the solution is deployed
    - - Is there a style guide?
      - What style suits the client?
      - What style appeals to the user and improves the UX?
  - - - Visual display
      - User interaction options
    - - New data
        
        Data collection methods
      - Open data sources
        
        File formats
      - Existing Organisational data
        
        Data structure and formats
      - Data structure and data types
    - - Menu options
      - Managing visual display
      - managing events and triggers
      - Calculations with data
      - managing objects and their behaviours
      - Processing user input
  - - - Design skills
      - Programming skills
      - Technology and tools available to develop the solution
    - - Types of devices
      - User technical skills
        
        Customisations
      - Interests
      - Demographic