Develop wireframes to outline the basic structure and layout of the Predicted Data Page.
Consider user experience (UX) principles for easy navigation and information presentation.
Create visual mockups that incorporate the BEAP Engine's existing design language.
Ensure consistency with the overall application design.
Define the elements on the Predicted Data Page, download buttons, and any additional information.
Ensure a clear and logical arrangement of elements for user comprehension.
Choose a suitable colour scheme that aligns with the application's branding and promotes a user-friendly atmosphere.
Select appropriate typography for readability and consistency.
Design interactive elements for user-friendly interactions.
Consider hover effects, click states, and other responsive behaviours.
Implement a visually intuitive feedback mechanism for successful interactions or any other user actions.
Ensure error messages are clear and helpful.
Collaborate with the team to ensure the feasibility of the proposed design.
Address any technical constraints or considerations.
Conduct usability testing with team members to gather feedback on the design.
Iterate on the design based on the received feedback.
Considerations:
Area for Data Visualization: Depending on the nature of the predicted data, consider incorporating data visualization elements like graphs, charts, or tables for a more intuitive understanding of the data. You don't have to include it in the design but consider keeping an area of the page for that.
Pagination or Infinite Scroll: If the amount of predicted data is large, consider implementing pagination or infinite scroll to make data browsing more manageable.
Search and Filter Options: These can help users find specific data more quickly and efficiently.
Responsive Design: Ensure that the page layout and elements adapt well to different screen sizes and orientations.
Loading States: Design and implement visually pleasing loading states for instances where data processing might take some time.
Accessibility: Make sure all elements on the page are accessible to users with disabilities. This could involve using larger clickable areas for buttons, high-contrast colours for visibility, and keyboard navigation support.
Localization: Assuming the application will be used by people in different regions, consider how the Predicted Data Page will support multiple languages or right-to-left scripts.
DanBenesh
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