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ACME BEVERAGES Julia Nikiforofa N00101787

Marian McDonnell CA2

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ONLINE SHOPPING Provides………

Convenience Flexibility

For who……..

Busy lifestyles Business opportunities

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BENEFITS

(Hartman Group, 2012)

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USER NEEDS

Persona

Office workerLarge businessMid 20sPrefers healthy food

and drinksIs not satisfied with

choice of beverages at her workplace

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USER NEEDS

Questionnaire

6 ParticipantsPreferencePayment methodThe need

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USER NEEDS

Products Available

Soft DrinksTea/CoffeeWaterJuices

Additional

SmoothiesFrappe’sEnergy DrinksProtein Shakes

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USER NEEDS

Payment

CardCashBothTab

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USER NEEDS

Loyalty/Discounts

Discounts on bulk ordering

Loyalty cards, i.e. get 10th cup free

Purchasing habits

(IAB and Viggle, 2013)

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DESIGN

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DESIGN

Home Pages

Simplistic Minimalist Design Fun Inviting Interesting Images chosen from

questionnaire

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DESIGN

Menu Page

StructuredSymmetricalVivid imageryTheme

throughout

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DESIGN

Smoothies Page

Consistent layoutColourfulEasy to navigate

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DESIGN

About Page

About the business

Delivery process

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DESIGN

Other Pages

Login/Sign inAccount pageThe basket pageAdditional ingredientsDelivery time Payment procedure

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DESIGN

Colour/Fonts

Grey, white & black

Colourful imagery

Standard FontsClear/ easy to

read ACME Beverages

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DESIGN

Responsive Design

AdaptiveConvenientFlexibleAppealing

(Knight, 2011)

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DESIGN PRINCIPALS

Visibility Affordance Consistency Recognition rather than recall Aesthetic and minimalist design

(Norman, 2002; Preece, Rogers & Sharp, 2002; Nielsen, 1993)

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FOCUS GROUP

Feedback

“Friendly and inviting design” “Clear and easy to use” “Good use of images, bright and colourful

design” “Categories and items separated/distanced from

one another” “Fun and well designed”

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JUSTIFICATION OF THE DESIGN

User Needs QuestionnaireFocus Group

Design principals usedNorman (2002)Nielsen (1993)

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THANK YOU!

Any Questions?

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REFERENCES  

Hartman Group (2012). The Online Grocery Opportunity. Retrieved from: http://www.hartman-group.com/downloads/the- online-grocery-opportunity-2012.pdf IAB and Viggle (2013). Mealtime Goes Mobile: Mobile Screens’ Impact on Ordering Takeout and Delivery. Retrieved from: http://www.iab.net/media/file/iab-viggle-mobile-ordering-delivery-final.PDF Knight, K. (2011). Responsive Web Design: What It Is and How To Use It. Retrieved from:http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/01/12/guidelines-for-responsive-web-design/0614.pdf Nielsen, J. (1993). Usability Engineering. Academic Press: San Diego, CA. Norman, D. (2002). The Design of Everyday Things. Basic Books. Preece, J., Rogers, Y., Sharp, H. (2002), Interaction Design: Beyond Human-Computer Interaction, New York: Wiley.


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