Human Computer Interface.

Human Computer Interface.

1. User Expertise

   • User expertise would be split into 3 parts: Novice, Experienced, and Expert.
     • Novice: They would have little/no experience.
       • Experienced: Would have some experience but would need to learn more.
         • Expert: Would need hardly/no help and can jump straight into a task.

2. Constistancy

   • The software must work in a consistent manner.

3. Use by Disabled People

   • All Software must cater to any disabled users. For example, the BBC homepage has a section for users with disabilities such as hearing or eyesight to change the sight to cater them and make it easier for them to use.

4. Structure

   • The structure must be easy to navigate, and it must be clear in how to complete a task.

5. Layout to task

   • All software have a different layout depending on who would use it.

6. On-Screen

   • All software must have features to help users with any issue they find.