University Name: Course ID Mobile App Design Concept, Local Farm Shop

This project showcases the design concept for a mobile application for Local Farm Shop, aiming to enhance its online presence and attract more customers. The presentation focuses on two wireframe designs, Design 1 and Design 2, for the mobile app's user interface. Design 1, featuring pages like home, login/signup, user profile, products, product search, product order, location, and restaurant booking, is recommended due to its user-friendliness and intuitive elements. The design includes precise detailing of each module to meet the specific needs of Local Farm Shop, such as providing online shopping and restaurant booking. The justification for selecting Design 1 emphasizes its attractive and easy-to-navigate layout. The presentation concludes with a bibliography referencing key sources on user interface design and software engineering. The aim is to improve online presence and attract more customers to the Local Farm Shop through a well-designed mobile application.

ASSESSMENT ITEM 1 - DESIGN
CONCEPT
STUDENT NAME:
STUDENT ID:
COURSE ID:
UNIVERSITY NAME:
Local Farm Shop User Interface Designs

BACKGROUND
This presentation illustrates on the concept of interface designs to develop a mobile
application for Local Farm Shop. The organization wants to offer a platform so that
the customers can avail their services online. The mobile application that has to be
designed will also help to attract more customers for expanding their business.
The products that are being majorly provided by Local Farm shop are Food Items,
Wine and Gift items along with booking of restaurant.
This presentation focuses on determining the design that will be suitable for
development of the mobile application.

DESIGNS ARE A GOOD SOLUTION
The designed interfaces will help to generate more web traffic means
attraction of more customers to the business of Local Farm shop. The Local
Farm shop will be popular in market with the development of mobile
application as the customers will be able to shop online. The success of
any business lies in their online presence hence, the designs will show a
pathway to develop the mobile application for Local Farm shop.
The designs will offer an in-depth view of the mobile application that will
be developed to meet the requirements of Local Farm Shop.

DESIGN 1 - WIREFRAMES

HOME PAGE

LOGIN/SIGNUP PAGE

USER PROFILE PAGE

PRODUCTS PAGE

PRODUCT SEARCH PAGE

PRODUCT ORDER PAGE

LOCATION PAGE

RESTAURANT BOOKING

DESIGN 2 - WIREFRAMES

HOME PAGE

LOGIN PAGE

REGISTRATION PAGE

USER PROFILE PAGE

PRODUCTS PAGE

PRODUCT SEARCH PAGE

PRODUCT ORDER PAGE

SHOPPING CART PAGE

LOCATION PAGE

RESTAURANT BOOKING PAGE

RECOMMENDATION OF DESIGN
The Design 1 – Wireframes will be suitable for the Local Farm shop as it is more
user friendly. It has the simple to use and better interactive elements so that the
customers could easily access the services offered by the Local Farm shop. In that
design, the precise and accurate detailing of every element of a real website has
been presented so that the customers can get an exact look and feel.
The designs presented in Design 1 – Wireframes consists of 8 pages that illustrates
the functionality of each module. The design will help to meet the exact
requirements of the Local Farm shop for attracting more customers and providing
services.

JUSTIFICATION FOR THE CHOSEN DESIGN
The designs presented in Design 1 – Wireframes is suitable to meet the
requirements of the Local Farm shop. The designs presented shows a well
presentable view of the different modules for developing the mobile application.
The designs have been presented such that it is easier to navigate or operate
by the customers. The chosen design is much more attractive than the other
one. The designs have elegant and pleasant look to the website for Local Farm
Shop.

BIBLIOGRAPHY• Foster, E. C. (2014). User Interface Design. In Software Engineering (pp.
187-205). Apress, Berkeley, CA.
• Hawlitschek, F., Jansen, L. E., Lux, E., Teubner, T., & Weinhardt, C. (2016,
January). Colors and trust: the influence of user interface design on trust
and reciprocity. In System Sciences (HICSS), 2016 49th Hawaii International
Conference on (pp. 590-599). IEEE.
• Kantorowitz, E. (2016, September). Two Step User Interface Design.
In Proceedings of the European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics (p.
41). ACM.
• Shneiderman, B., Plaisant, C., Cohen, M., Jacobs, S., Elmqvist, N., &
Diakopoulos, N. (2016). Designing the user interface: strategies for
effective human-computer interaction. Pearson.
• Thies, I. M. (2015). User interface design for low-literate and novice users:
Past, present and future. Foundations and Trends® in Human–Computer
Interaction, 8(1), 1-72.