6. Mistakes to avoid
Beware: the more directive you design a system in terms of proposed use, the more problematic user acceptability is likely to be! It's up to you to validate this acceptability with a mock-up or prototype involving a group of target users.
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Bibliography
Lilley D., Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions , Design Studies 30, p. 704-720, 2009
Schmalz J., Boks C., Simultaneous Application of Design for Sustainable Behavior and Linked Benefit Strategies in Practice , 18 th CIRP International Conference on LCE, Braunschweig, Germany, May 2nd-4th 2011...
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http://www-staff.lboro.ac.uk/~cddl/index.htm Design for sustainable behavior" website. This site offers both tools for structuring the responsible use approach and a large number of examples of products and services developed in this spirit.
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