Case Study 3

ISSUES IN HCI

Given the following scenario:

A team of computer expert will be building a new device for the future. It is a HOVER CAR that makes an automobile vehicle to hover.

MENTAL MODEL  A HOVER CAR of the future is unique and automated device. The user will be interested to use this car. Because some of the hover car was flying and it helps you in traffic and ridesharing problem. 



IMPLEMENTATION MODEL  In this development, programmer should be careful in creating high technology. To avoid accidents near the users, especially the first timer and also toward the children. With this, developer needs to think a good solution for that problem. 


CONCEPTUAL MODEL HOVER CAR is one of the most high technology in this world. Programmers provide the users to have this device. It can help to our needs and particularly both sides can gain through this knowledge. But they will not forget to have a pledge to prevent accidents.

HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION

Case Study 2

Identify  websites that are intended for the following user:

• Single Moms - http://www.singlemothers.org/ 

 Description – this is the main page of a single mom. Showing features and about the sites.

• ·         Pregnant teenage girl - http://pregnantteens.com/index.php

Description – it shows the teenager pregnant and her baby boy and also some comments of people.

• ·         Gays - http://www.gay.com/ 

Description – this is an online site. It shows some pictures of a gay men.

• ·         American – Chinese - http://www.anamericanchinese.com/

 Description – the home of this site that has a pictures of american-chinese.

 
 

• ·         Obese people - http://www.xxxblackbook.com/profiles/geo_stacked?gender=2&and_options[0]=763&and_options[1]=763&country=PH&minimum_age=18&maximum_age=25&limit=2000&pg13=1&r=lc212545&ard=11406&toi=12747&tor=425

  Description – it shows the obese people that looking for a man where they can date.

 

• ·         People ages from 70 and up - http://seniorjournal.com/NEWS/WebsWeLike/2009/20090207-FastestGrowing.htm

 Description – shows the rates of internet users ages 70 and up.