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HCI Fundamentals: Stuff for Mark and (and friends) still to do
Do this: User Centered Design
Rough Notes: As per book, user centered design is an engineering approach with trade-offs
in the light of real world engineering constraints.
Do this: Interactive System Design is Holistic
Rough notes: Interactive system design is holistic: organisational process,
referents, and interface closely related; inter-reliance core and ui.
Do this: Participatory design
Who do we involve in designing a system?
For the majority of applications, it is primarily the users that are the experts in the
application area. So we use users as the main source of information about application
and the kinds of tasks it needs to support. Sometimes there is information to consider from
other sources, for example domain experts who are not users of the system, or from business
requirements. It's very important that business need has the overall motivating role and
scoping role for business applications.
Participatory design sessions will involve:
- developers
- users
- other stakeholders, e.g. management, marketing
- a facilitator, whose job it is to ensure that the design session participants interact
so as to formulate a design that meets the needs and requirements of all
session participants subject to appropriate engineering and cost constraints
Do this: Where can I learn about validation and paper prototyping
paper prototyping, prototype testing using formative evaluation techniques
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