User Interface Analysis: Comparing Dementia Tracking Applications

This report provides a detailed analysis of the user interfaces of two mobile applications designed to assist individuals with dementia: 'A walk through dementia' and 'GPS Smart Sole'. The report begins with an introduction outlining the project's objectives, followed by descriptions of both software applications, including their functionalities and target users. The core of the report focuses on the key features of each user interface, including screenshots and descriptions of their design elements, such as clarity, ease of use, and visual updates. A comparative analysis then highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each application, focusing on factors like user-friendliness, clarity of information, physical usability, and the presence of visual updates. The report concludes with recommendations for improvements, addressing issues such as network dependency and the need for visual updates in the GPS Smart Sole application. The report emphasizes the importance of user-centered design in creating effective tools for dementia patients and their caregivers, drawing on the principles of user interface analysis and comparative evaluation. Finally, the references are provided at the end of the report.