Review Signifiers, Constraints, and Mapping
Form Groups for Project 2
Homework for Monday, 29 September at noon:
- Each group should find and photograph at least one good and bad example, of a similar type, of intentionally-designed affordances/signifiers, constraints, and mappings on the IUB campus, or in Bloomington. You can consider analyzing remote controls, gasoline pumps, self-service check outs, and product packaging. Submit as a PDF through the Assignments portion of Oncourse. Include Title and subtitle, headings and subheadings, images, and short captions describing why your choices are good or bad examples of affordances/signifiers, constraints, and mappings
- Read Don't Make Me Think "Animal, Mineral, or Vegetable," pp. 42 - 47 and complete Reading Response 6 questions and submit through Oncourse assignments. The questions are:
- What is Krug’s second law of usability?
- What are the three characteristics of guidance that Krug recommends, and when it must be given.
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