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Publications (6)

Design versus Design - from the Shaping of Product to the Creation of User Experiences
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  • Nov 2002
The concept of des9'4 in the context of Human-Computer Interaction is dis444fx bas4 on definitions from indusB'"qf desus to the very practical problem of achieving usievingf in indus"'fxM projects in practice. Descti is an important quality of a product that today has not been receiving enough attention when it comes to computerisq artefactssq]qqfs...
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FIGURE 8.5 The usability designer as a new work role that manages and...
FIGURE 8.7 Results of the modeling of the user-centered design...
FIGURE 8.3 Nine workflows from RUP  
A User Centred Approach to Object Oriented UI Design
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  • Nov 2002
This chapter emphasizes user-centered design as the essential process for developing usable systems. User-centered design tries to strengthen the creative aspects of user interface design. However, this does not fit very well with the more structured, architecture-centered nature of object-oriented development methodologies. Several problems associ...
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The ISO Approach to the Development of Ergonomics Standards for Accessibility
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  • Nov 2002
chapter reports on the work currently performed by the Internat onal Organ zat on for Standard zat on (ISO) on acces b l ty of human-computer nterfacesA ISO Techn cal Spec f cat on 16071 "Ergonomcs of human-smLzA nteract on -- gu dance on s oftware acces b l ty" w ll be publ sblm by the end of 2000. INTRODUvW-Z W th the ncreas ng nteresm n des gn n...
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Design versus Design - from the Shaping of Product ot the Creation of User Experiences
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  • Nov 2002
it tq in ol es bringing intg being somet8q7W new and useful tefulvJW8qv9J"""vtvt iously" [Jones, 1981]. Witsly" [Jones, 1981].vJqJEEv9J7W"Jvt2v"W"v9""q"vt on t v"qEv of product semiotEv9 and td result8 of a functqv analysis. Indu yD design can be defined as "tv" arrangement of formal elementJ te a whole, considering tnsiderin ergonomic, economical,...
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Reenginering the System Development Process for User Centred Design
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  • Nov 2002
This paper describes a general modelling approach especially useful for organisations to analyse their current development process and converting to a user-centred process. The procedures for reengineering system development work is particularly useful as it helps organisation to specify their user-centred design model at the same time as it teache...
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Guidelines, Methods and Processes for Accessibility
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  • Nov 2002
nition of accessibility as Theusabil07 of a product, service, environment orfacil45 bypeopl with the widest range of capabil7P408 This definition implicitlyindicates thatacces"--6yBW7 is meas"--6y throughits relation to us6x0:xyB whichis definedas "the extent to which a product can beusW bysy6Wq6--y us6Wq to achievesievey--O goals witheffectivenes"...
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... Accessibility is the extent to which a product can be used by people in its widest range of capability. In order to access small items from the backpack, a user has to remove the backpack from their shoulders, which makes it difficult and time consuming [3]. Places such as airports, petrol pump, schools/colleges and even crowded and tourist places requires a user to access the bag frequently for small accessories. ...
Reference: Accessible and Secure Backpacks for Daily Use
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... HCI and user experience are heterogeneous and terms such as UCD, user experience design, usability and interaction are used with a similar meaning (Silva da Silva et al., 2011;. The term "usability engineer" was added as the focus of these personnel was to produce usable systems; this job has existed since the 1980s (Gould & Lewis, 1985;Gulliksen et al., 2001;Bygstad et al., 2008;Clemmensen et al., 2013;Hashim et al., 2017). The term "UCD" and "HCD" were used interchangeably (Tullis & Albert, 2013). ...
Reference: The User Centred Design (UCD) and User Experience Design (UXD) Practice In Industry: Performance Methods and Practice Constraints
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... Gulliksen, J., Lantz, A., Severinsson-Eklundh, K., Oestreicher, L. (2000), Design versus Design -From the shaping of products to the creation of user experiences68 Hourcade, J., Bederson B., Druin, A., Taxén, G. (2002), KidPad: Collaborative Storytelling for Children ...
Reference: Once Upon a Time… - Interactive Storytelling in a Context-Dependent Mobile Game
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