Interactive Design / Exercise 2
Week 2 - Week 3 (30/04/25 - 07/05/25)
Felice Jolin (0373636)
Interactive
Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Exercise 2
TABLE OF CONTENT
Lectures
Instruction
Task
Reflection
LECTURES
Week 2
Usability means the moment you see the product, you know how to use it. It is how effective and succesfull a user can utilise a product. It is the part of user experience and second part of UX design. Overall, it is about how well the features fullfill user's need. When user go through the interface, they should be able to easily achieve its goal without relying on expert.
There are 5 key principles of usability :
1. Consistency
2.
Simplicity
3. Visibility
4. Feedback
5. Error
Prevention
1. Consistency
Ensure web looks coherent and harmoniuos.
The positioning of all content / elements need to be on same position. The
look and feel need to be consistence too. For example, navigation system,
page layout, fonts and typography.
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Fig 1.1 Consistency
2. Simplicity
Neat and minimize number of steps involved. Use
symbol and terminology that make the interface as obvious as possible. As a
result, user will achieve goal faster and more efficiently.
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Fig 1.2 Simplicity
3. Visibility
Easy to navigate visual elements, and users know
how to use them. How to make good visibility ? Bright and obvious.
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Fig 1.3 Visibility
4. Feedback
Communicate the results of interactions. Not just be visible but also
understandable. For example sound when clicking, after sign in there is
response where email is sent.
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Fig 1.4 Feedback
5. Error prevention
Alerting user to prevent or when they're
making error. For example, 'are you sure you want to delete this
file'.
Week 3
Website structure is a user friendly and acccesible website. A well-structured website will let users gain information easily and keeps them engaged.
What is the three key elements of website?
1. Header
2. Body
3. Footer
Header
It's the top section of a website that contain it's logo, navigation and/or contact information. It also provide a quick accces to specific information. The logo sometimes lead us back to the homepage. Sometimes have a 'call to action' button that provides feedback.
Body
Here is the main content filled with text, images and other multimedia element. Proper layout will ease readability.
Footer
It's located at the bottom of a webpage that usually consist of copyright information, links to important page and conatct details.
Organizing content
Useing of heading can create hierarchy. Grouping of content and labeling of sections also improve user experience.
Navigation Menus
Help users move around the website.
Week 4
Web started in 1989 and bombarded in Malaysia at around 2000.
Web was accessed using keyboard, mouse and monitor in the early days.
Some people access the web through audible interfaces (they talk to the computer, or they listen to the computer talk to them, or both).
The central organization responsible for creating and maintaining web standards is the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Standard markup languages to build websites we'll be using in this course are:
• HTML • CSS
HTML is to put all informations
CSS is the 'makeup'
HTML always have < > (opening tag and a closing tag). each element tells the browser something about the information that sits between its opening and closing tags
<element>Information</element>
Opening tag <p>
Closing </p>
HTML has six levels of headings ; only headings need number
<h1> until <h6> only
<h1> means heading
<h2> means sub heading and so on
<h> heading
<b> bold
<i> italic
<p> paragraph
<br/> is a single tag for line break
<hr/> is a single tag for lines
Basic HTML
<html>
<head>
<title>title</title>
<head/>
<body></body>
<html>
Ordered list
Comes in 1,2,3...
<ol>, <li> list item
<ol>
<li>felice<li/>
<li>felice<li/>
<li>felice<li/>
Unordered list
Comes in bullet point
<ul>, <li> list item
*do not use paragraph/heading inside list
Nested list
<ul>, list within list
Category - sub category
Link
Images
INSTRUCTUION
TASK
We were assigned to replicate 2 websites from the 5 that we have anylize. We may use similar image to replace, doesn't have to be exact. Similar typefaces, type style and colour style should be applied.
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Fig 2.1 Original Website Full Page Screenshot
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Fig 2.2 Arrange Artboard
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Fig 2.3 Apply Guidlines
I start with the content , for the layout I make it as similar as possible.
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Fig 2.4 Content

Fig 2.5 Colour

Fig 2.6 Typeface

Fig 2.7 Typeface
Content fonts - Cinio Text (Medium)

Fig 2.8 Typeface
Some of the pictures I manage to find the exact same, while others I just use similar ones.
Left picture - Original
Right picture - Replication
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Fig 2.9 Images
I pay attention on the details in the layout in order to not miss anything.

Fig 2.10 Details
FINAL OUTCOME

Fig 2.10 Final Outcome

Fig 3.1 Original Website Full Page Screenshot
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Fig 3.2 Arrange Artboard & Template

Fig 3.3 Typeface
Content font used : Helvetica Now Display (Medium)

Fig 3.5 Font
Colour used is only black & white except light and earthy tone images. As the website OH Architecture has many images stocks, I utilize it for my web replication. For the composition, I made the same clean and tidy layout.
Left picture - Original
Right picture - Replication
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Fig 3.6 Images
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Fig 3.7 Details
FINAL OUTCOME
Week 4 on class exercise
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