Develop design prototypes for the login and main menu screens for both the consumer and provider mobile application THS. In addition, analyze the key data types that will be used by end users to populate these screens. Discuss the components of the overall IT architecture necessary to facilitate the deployment of mobile application technology for THS consumers and providers.
In your paper,
- Develop three to four mobile application screens representing the login and main menu end user screens for consumers of THS.
- Develop three to six mobile application screens representing the login, main menu, and patient results review end user screens for prescribing providers (doctors, nurse practitioners) of THS.
- Articulate the content of each mobile application screen for both the consumer and prescribing providers in detail.
- Critique the consumer mobile application screen designs according to the eight elements of an easy-to-learn-and-use interface (8.4.1) outlined in your text in Chapter 8. For each of the eight elements, state why your design meets the criteria.
- Critique the provider mobile application screen designs according to the eight elements of use validation rules (8.4.8) outlined in your text in Chapter 8. Provide a minimum of four specific examples of how you will validate providers’ actions in the mobile design.
- Summarize the top four priority items in the technology application testing plan that you will develop for the applications testing professional who is testing your mobile applications prototypes for the consumers and providers at THS.
- Students should utilize either Microsoft PowerPoint or Microsoft Word (Shapes) functionality to generate the login and main menu end user screens. These screen pictures should be included in the body of the paper and referenced as figures.
- Must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph. Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper.
