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GRAPHIC DESIGNS®
THE PREMIER PROFESSIONALS IN WEBSITE ARCHITECTURE™
USER REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS:
For
The University Games Committee
Table of Contents
1. ... 0 USER REQUIREMENTS 4
3.1 CLIENT’S PERCEIVED REQUIREMENTS FOR USER’S OF THE WEBSITE 4
3. ... 1 General Requirements 4
3. ... 2 Pecuniary Requirements 4
3. ... 3 Other Requirements 4
3. ... 4 Activities Requirements 4
3.2 USER REQUIREMENTS OF PARTICIPANTS 5
3. ... 2 Design Elements 5
3.3 DISCUSSION OF CLIENT AND USER REQUIREMENTS 5
4.0 WEB DESIGN ANALYSIS 5
4. ... 2 DESIGN ELEMENTS 8
4. ... 2 Consistency Of Design 9
4. ... 0 Executive Summary
The purpose of this document is to detail the findings of the user needs analysis which has been conducted for the website project for the University Games. This document has been broken up into several different sections, these being; an introduction, details of the requirements for the project (which were provided by the client and users), the prospective web design elements that will be used in the website, and a conclusion. ...
The user requirements section of the document details the requirements of the client and requirements that users detailed. The user information was derived from interview sessions with participants from previous University Games. Many of the requirements that were detailed by the users were duplicates of stipulations requested by the client.
One of the most critical aspects derived from the analysis was the demographics of the website. ...
The majority of web design aspects that will be employed within the design and development of the website are detailed within the web design analysis section of the document. The web design has been dichotomised into functional and design aspects. ... The visual design elements subsection has been divided into colour scheme, consistence of design, and use of images.
The functional section of design aspects details why the chosen aspects are required in a successful website. The navigation section validates the need for an intuitively designed website. The download speed aspect explains why excessive use of images and other download intensive objects can cause a negative affect for the website. The search section elucidates why a search facility within a website is a vital aspect of design.
The design elements section of the report details the major design elements and the reasons why they will be considered during the design of the website. ... The consistency of design section elaborates upon the reasons why a consistent design through out the website is important. Within the images section of design elements the reasons for the use of correct images is detailed. ... 0 Introduction
The purpose of this report is to elucidate and elaborate upon the requirements stipulated by the client for the development of a website for the “University Games”. This report critically analyses the two premier features of a website; user requirements and web design. The scope of this report is limited to the aforementioned website and covers only the user requirements and webpage design elements that are deemed necessary for the website.
The user requirements section documents the specifications that the client deems necessary for the users and documents the specifications that the prospective users deem vital. The appropriate data has been collated from interviews with the client and the users of other sport’s websites and from participants who expressed an interest in a website previously for past University Games. ...
The web design section of the document is dichotomised into functional elements and design elements. ... Functional elements cover the use of navigational aids, download speed and website search functions. Design elements cover the use of consistency of design throughout a website, the use of colours and the use of images throughout a website. These subcategories have in turn been analysed into their component parts and have provided useful information for the creation of a website.
This report’s raison d’etre is the client’s need for a multi-purpose functional website that streamlines previously inefficient processes. The client requested that the process be “reengineered” (convert former processes to efficient information technology solutions) to generate a website that is appealing and functional. ... 0 User Requirements
3.1 Client’s Perceived Requirements for User’s of the Website
3. ... 1 General Requirements
• There is no preference for the type of website or for the scheme that is to be employed. The client does however recommend that the website be appealing to the age bracket of 18-30 due to the demographics of the participants from past University Games. ...
• A time-table and venue listing for the events should be contained within the website. ... 2 Pecuniary Requirements
• An online store, for people to purchase items and a facility that can send the purchased items to them via mail.
• All the areas of the website that provide payment facilities must be secure from outside attempts to access user payment details. ... 3 Other Requirements
• A history page containing information on when The Games started, where they have been held, and the previous winners and records for the different events.
• A search facility is to be included so some items on the website can be found quickly.
Approximate Word count = 4184
Approximate Pages = 16.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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