Like others, the destination screen was not immediately clear.
I didn't *get* that the large floaty letters next to the system map
were meant to map to the buttons. Also, it takes quite a bit of effort
to discern which destinations are aligned with which floaty letters.
I would do two things:
- I would make the floaty letters look more like the ATM-style
buttons, so that there's a clear connection between the floaty letters
and the buttons on the sides of the screen
- I would draw a bounding box to reinforce which destinations are
selected to which floaty letters
--peter
On May 6, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Ljuba Miljkovic wrote:
I just finished my final UI design project at UC Berkeley's School of
Information (I'm a grad student there) and was hoping for your
feedback.
We redesigned the BART ticket kiosk.
Our goal was to make it easier for first-time or infrequent riders to
use while not making it any harder for experienced riders. The
software was built in Adobe Flex; the physical prototype was built
around a laptop and controlled by an Arduino micro-controller.
www.bartkiosk.com
Please check it out and let me know what you think.
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