When we design a system (or product, or interface), there are multiple facets to consider; What task the user wants to complete – journey analysis What data will be input, processed, and output How the user will interact with the system to deal with their tasks and data How the system looks A project scope… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘user-centred design’
When to Separate Visual and Interaction Design
Dr Alex Dewitt, Senior Customer Experience Consultant
Thursday, April 7th, 2011 Tags: Design, user-centred design
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Radical or Conformist? A Design Choice
Dr Alex DeWitt. Senior Customer Experience Consultant
Within the information design sphere there is always a need to meet multiple objectives; please your client, please the end user, meet business requirements, and stay within technology limitations. One of the most fundamental questions this can raise is the extent to which your design should be radical, cool, or revolutionary, as opposed to standard,… Read More
Thursday, January 27th, 2011 Tags: Customer Experience, information design, user needs, user-centred design
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