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Diamond Suit
:: Abstract
:: Introduction

Prototype Presentation
:: Interactive Flow Chart
:: Doctor's Interface
:: Diamond Suit Interface

Development
:: Development Process
:: Usability Experiment
:: Development Team

Low Fidelity Prototype
:: Doctor's Interface
:: Diamond Suit Interface

High Fidelity Prototype
:: Doctor's Interface
:: Diamond Suit Interface
:: Downloads

:: Conclusion
:: References
:: Acknowledgements
:: Credits


University of Maryland
Human and Computer Interaction -- CMSC434

High Fidelity Prototype: Diamond Suit Interface

Using low fidelity prototype as a guide, we developed the high fidelity prototype in Visual Basic .NET removing all the errors from the previous version. After making the first interface, it was clear by thorough testing that some changes were required to make the Diamond Suit more easy to use.

Authentication Screen


Following with the guidelines of the low fidelity prototype not many changes were made for the Authentication screen. The only changes however was that our group decided to take away the * and # buttons and that we added an extra button on both the top and bottom of the interface. This was done because we wanted to add a help and home button that would always be available for the user. We also decided that four buttons that are on top and bottom of the interface to be very small and sleek. This is because in reality this prototype is a representation of a hardware device and as a group we decided that those eight buttons should be very thin long and easy to click.

Home Screen


Besides the addition of the Home and Help buttons, there were no major changes from the low fidelity prototype.

Current Health Condition Screen


The Current Health Condition Screen had no real changes from the low fidelity prototype.

Workout Screen


The Workout Screen has minor changes from the low fidelity prototype. First the information about the current work out are now all aligned instead of scattered on different parts of the screen. We also added a Last Work-Out button which will give you the information on the previous workout and a Next Work-Out button which would go to the next work out and give you the information, if there is any, of the next workout.

Immediate Workout Progress Screen


The Immediate Workout Progress Screen had no real changes from the low fidelity prototype.

Workout Progress Screen


The Workout Progress Screen changed quite a bit from the low fidelity prototype. One of the major changes was the date selection for the Start Date and the End Date. For the high fidelity prototype when you select a date for both the Start Date and End Date, a calendar pops up and you can choose the date that you want to select. Then we have a View Progress Button that can be selected so that the information on the subjects Workout Progress between those dates can be shown on the right.

Settings Screen


The Settings Screen stayed the same as the low fidelity prototype.

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