FIA3 - Movie Database and Website
Task
User Experience
Process
MoSCoW
Data Requirements
Criteria
Prescribed Criteria
Self determined Criteria
Analysing
Synthesising and evaluating
Retrieving and comprehending
Communicating
Target Audience
User needs and personas
CARPBHH Design Principles
Screens
Must
Should
Could
Won't
Accurate recognition and description of relevant programming elements. data, usability principles and data management
symbolisation and explanation of ideas and data relationships within systems
analysis of the problem with relevant contextual information to support - identifying essential elements/features of user interface, data / programmed elements to create a low-fidelity solution
presentation of the user interface, data, programmed and solution requirements of the required solution with relevant prescribed and self determined criteria
Logical wording of the relevant information and ideas concerning data elements, user interface and programmed components
Generation of working and efficient user interface and programmed components of the solution
Evaluation of impacts, user experience and coded components against the prescribed and self-determined criteria to make justified recommendations
Consistent use of: written and visual features, correct technical language, purposeful and correct grammar, correct referencing and project conventions.
Users must be able to search for movies within the database
The search should return relevant information and display in HTML pages
Web app must adhere to usability principles
The app should abide by the provided accessibility guidelines provided in Appendix A
Comply with the Australian Privacy Act (1988)
Principle 1 - Perceivable
Text alternatives - provide text captions for any non-text content
Distinguishable - Use of colour is not used as the only visual means of conveying information
Principle 2 - Operable
Navigable - All pages are titled, the purpose of a link is able to be seen based on the text on it, or around it. Headings and Labels describe the topic and/or purpose of pages. User's location within a set of web pages is available.
Principle 3 - Understandable
Readable - The human language of the web page can be digitally identified.
Input Assistance - If an error is detected on a web page, this is then alerted to the user through text. Labels are required when the web page requires user input.
Clarrisa
Gemma
Andrea
Year 12 Student
Best subjects are sciences
Studies frequently so doesn't have a lot of free movie watching time available.
Year 7 Student
Loves reading
Casual Netflix viewer
Year 10 Student
Interested in gender representations in popular media
Spends most weekends streaming movies ad TV
Mt St Michael's Students
Ages ranging from around 11-18 years old
Movies
Bechdel Test (yes/no - Boolean)
Ratings from the public
Short description of the movie
Genre
Similar movies
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Home Screen
Search Results
Favourites Screen
Respective Movie page
Self determined Criteria was based upon the survey information provided by users within the MSM community (target audience).
Web App must include a distinct verification/explanation of whether a movie passes or fails the Bechdel test.
For each movie within the database it must include the following information: the genre, main actors, similar movies to the one chosen and a short description of the plot.
Have a monochromatic/neutral colour palette.
Must adhere to usability principles
Assist users in finding movies that peek their interest, based on their hobbies, time etc.
Have a search bar/function
Admin log in to enable change to the database
Include movie trailers / videos of the movie chosen
Have their information present to the public
Admin Log in pop up
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