CUADIG515 — Design information architecture
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What an assessment for CUADIG515 must cover
38 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 7 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Identify project requirements
- 1.1Discuss design brief with required personnel and clarify production requirements
- 1.2Identify technical parameters of interactive media products, including delivery platform, content search and browse requirements
- 1.3Identify characteristics of target audience
- 1.4Determine content to be integrated into and generated by interactive media products
2 Classify and organise content
- 2.1Research and select required thesaurus and metadata standards and tagging methodology
- 2.2Detail levels of hierarchy and organise and construct content inventory
- 2.3Assign applicable content labels for target audiences
- 2.4Confirm proposed content classification meets project requirements in discussion with required personnel
3 Draft information architecture design specifications
- 3.1Sketch overall architecture and outline relationship pathways between interactive content
- 3.2Design forms that detail content input process, if required
- 3.3Specify search functionality and search return displays
- 3.4Construct wireframes of content architecture and navigation pathways
- 3.5Write draft design specifications and advice for development teams
- 3.6Present draft design specifications for discussion and feedback with required personnel and adjust as necessary
- 3.7Confirm final draft design specifications meet project requirements with required personnel
4 Finalise information architecture designs
- 4.1Conduct usability testing using applicable testing techniques
- 4.2Incorporate required changes to information architecture in design specifications based on test results
- 4.3Obtain final agreement from required personnel for finished design
Performance evidence
- design at least two examples of information architecture.
- interpret and respond to design briefs
- research and organise content
- develop design specifications that meet project requirements, including: - sketches showing relationships and pathways - search functionalities - detailed wire frames - written specifications and advice for developers
- conduct usability testing on information architecture concept designs
- present and discuss design specifications.
Knowledge evidence
- application of taxonomy and folksonomy content classification techniques
- application of metadata standards to specific products
- purpose of a thesaurus in organising content
- usability testing techniques in relation to information architecture design
- typical formats and techniques for documenting information architecture designs
- influence of delivery platforms on information architecture designs
- common technical parameters of interactive media products including: - pathway relationships between interactive content - search functionalities and return displays - content input processes.
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Participates effectively in spoken interactions using language and features applicable to the audience Confirms project requirements and elicits relevant feedback using questioning and listening strategies
- Reading: Conducts critical analysis on information from different sources Clarifies details and informs concept development
- Writing: Integrates detailed information and ideas from different sources Develops detailed design specifications incorporating amendments and instructions for others Uses industry standard labels
- Initiative and enterprise: Ensures designs meet requirements and takes responsibility for analysing information and making decisions
- Planning and organising: Adopts methodical and logical approach to planning, organising and implementing tasks
- Teamwork: Collaborates with others throughout all stages of the design process Communicates with audiences using applicable practices and protocols
- Technology: Assists with design tasks using digital tools
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What does an assessment tool for CUADIG515 need to cover?
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