Colors Effect on Perception from Screen Layout With The View of Human Computer Interaction

This project is a research conducted on Human Computer Interaction (HCI) area. Color is
one of the elements in HCI subject which will be discussed in the project research
specifically. Color has becomeone of the important subjects in many fields, perhaps one
of the important attributes in the study of HCI. When it comes to the designing a system
or a web page, HCI also had presented some guidelines to propose color selection,
perhaps there is a "why" factor on the subject to question why such color must be use or
avoid. In other hand, traditionally designers tend to reflect personnel favoritism on color
preferences, normally preferably choice of color or even local customs and believe over
designing a system.
This project will blend between color science and perception through the view ofHuman
Computer Interaction. There are two objectives of the study which is to test and prove
that does color effects the users and productivity. Usability testing will be performed and
trough the result, this research is targeting to propose a standard of good practice color
preferences on page display over a specific system.
In this research, the main element to be studied is human factor and the human
perception. Two areas of studies relates which is the color science and its fundamental as
well as the human perception where the usability testing will be perform to structure and
generate findings of the experiment. The scope of research is specifically targeted on
'sensitive system' such as banking system, aircraft, etc. The project consists of five
phases of methodology which needs to be simple, and reported in sufficient detail as to be
easily replicable. There are three experiments conducted for usability testing which are
the video recording session with the 'think aloud method' practice, questionnaires and
interview session.
The data ofthe experiment will be analyzed and referred back to the fundamental of color
science. At the end of the research, a standard of recommended 'Good Practice Color'
will be proposed.