1. Preparing a user-centered design approach
User-centered design is based on the idea that actual or potential end-users are in the best position to influence product development, evaluation and use. So, if the final product better matches users' expectations, needs, desires and expected characteristics, it will be better accepted, better appropriated and better used by future users. The aim of this approach is to reduce the cost of human adaptation to the product, and maximize user-friendliness and performance for the greatest possible number of people.
5 principles are necessary to meet the standard:
early consideration of users, their profiles, tasks and environment;
the active participation of users, to ensure that their needs and task requirements are met throughout the project;
the appropriate...
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ISO 9241-210, Ergonomics of human-system interaction, Part 210: Human-centered design for interactive systems
Robert DUCHAMP R., Méthodes de conception de produits nouveaux , Éd.Hermès, 1999
Donald NORMAN, The design of everyday things , The MIT Press, London
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