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The driver display will receive data from the Telemetry Pi, which will allow us to display unique information such as the ‘recommended speed’ that Strategy will be modeling.
💼 Problem
The task of HMI designers is to ensure high usability, low distraction, and high user acceptance. And the HMI design principles listed below can help achieve the perfect balance of these criteria.
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To create an interface that will cater and will be intuitive to both the typical everyday driver and driver for MS XIV.
To design a reliable system, which in turn will reduce the required level of attention so the driver may focus on the road ahead of them while driving for long periods
🗓 Timeline
The driver display was tackled during 3 separate terms, the first two of which will be referred to as ‘early iterations.’ This timeline focuses on the latest iteration.
Phase | Description | Deadline | |||
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Research | Design | Learn about the current architecture of the Driver Display from the Firmware team!
| Planning |
| 2 weeks |
Planning | Create a clear plan of action before starting any designing!
| 1 week | |||
Design I | Design the best driver display!
| 3 weeks | |||
Test I | Collect feedback and opinions about the design
| 1 week | |||
Design II | Apply the feedback received during Test I and improve our designs!
| 3 weeks | |||
Handoff | Pull all assets and documentation together for easy access for developers.
| 1 week |
📚 Current State / Next Steps
The design is almost complete, with a few small features to be tweaked and added
Strategy developers have started working on the front-end in Flutter while Avery from Firmware, is handling the Firmware side of things