Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Design for Victoria Park Golf Course

This project outlines the design of an interactive technology solution for the Victoria Park Golf Course, focusing on enhancing the golfing experience through a computerised information system. The project considers various user groups, including golf players, staff, and coaches, each with different levels of technological familiarity and usage frequency. The design incorporates usability objectives such as registration, booking, payment, and membership renewal. The ideation process involved brainstorming, and the design process utilized prototypes and use cases. Theoretical foundations like Human Factors, GOMS, Mental Models, and Embodied Interaction are applied, along with usability principles and content design principles. The final design includes features like social media integration, system alerts, and keyboard pop-ups, ensuring an intuitive and user-friendly interface. The project demonstrates the application of HCI principles to create a practical and effective interactive system for the golf course, as referenced from Preece, Rogers and Sharp's work on Interaction design.