Lesson 1: HMI Requirements, Human Factors, Operator Tasks, and Screen Architecture

Operator roles, decisions, abnormal situations, situational awareness, and task analysis
Human factors, perception, color, contrast, typography, symbols, and information priority
Overview, area, unit, detail, popup, faceplate, navigation, and screen hierarchy
High-performance HMI principles, consistency, clutter reduction, and operator guidance
Requirements, style guides, prototypes, reviews, and acceptance criteria

Create or review a practical configuration for operator roles, decisions, abnormal situations, situational awareness, and task analysis.
Build and test an exercise involving human factors, perception, color, contrast, typography, symbols, and information priority and overview, area, unit, detail, popup, faceplate, navigation, and screen hierarchy.
Use diagnostics or evidence to validate requirements, style guides, prototypes, reviews, and acceptance criteria.

Explain operator roles, decisions, abnormal situations, situational awareness, and task analysis.
Apply human factors, perception, color, contrast, typography, symbols, and information priority and overview, area, unit, detail, popup, faceplate, navigation, and screen hierarchy.
Validate and troubleshoot requirements, style guides, prototypes, reviews, and acceptance criteria.

Lesson Overview