DMD
January–July 2008
Contextual Inquiry, literature review, software review, brainstorming, concept generation, scenario generation, needs validation, paper prototyping, Flex, touchscreen
Contextual Inquiry, literature review, software review, brainstorming, concept generation, scenario generation, needs validation, paper prototyping, Flex, touchscreen
DMD was the eight-month capstone project of my Human-Computer Interaction Master Studies. It is a touchscreen interface for use by dentists. It was designed using a wide range of user-centered methods and showed itself to be several steps above software in use by dentists today.
My roles in the team were:
- Project management: general pacing, assigning tasks, making sure we follow our timeline and schedule, external communications with client and faculty.
- Contributing to background research, user research and paper prototyping (prototype production, conducting the actual sessions).
- Technical implementation of our hi-fi prototype in Adobe Flex and AIR as a standalone installable product, using results from our user research and prototyping, and incorporating graphical UI assets produced by other team members.
Watch the video below, or see more information at dmdproject.com. (The voiceover is by another group member, not me.)