How did the design and enactment of the online components differ across the content areas?
How do interfaces designed for handheld devices differ from conventional user interfaces?
How might you encourage users to take ownership over a portion of the desired experience?
Is the user interface designed that a user will be able to use the feature satisfactorily?
Is there an extra resource where the user can obtain help to use the interactive system?
Is your design team aware of all the business, technical, and legacy design constraints?
What access restrictions are placed on the users by your organization or program office?
What activities should be supervised and are there any private areas without observation?
What are ways you can manipulate time while allowing the user keep the sense of presence?
What specific characteristics of a platforms design increase its attractiveness for users?
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