ITC504 Interface Usability Assessment: Design Concept and Alternatives

This document presents an interface usability assessment, focusing on the design concept for a kiosk application, likely related to bike rentals. It evaluates two alternative design approaches, detailing the purpose, components, and functionality of each screen within the user interface. Alternative 1 emphasizes features like helmet rentals and return options, while Alternative 2 focuses on consistency, user control, and flexibility across different platforms. The assessment uses usability principles such as 'Flexibility and Efficiency of Use,' 'Consistency,' and 'User Control and Freedom' to justify the design choices. The report recommends Alternative 2 for its comprehensive fulfillment of user requirements and adherence to usability principles. References to Nielsen's heuristics further support the evaluation. The document is contributed by a student and available on Desklib, a platform providing study tools and resources.