By reading
the book you get a lot of helpful information that will become useful for our
project, especially this weekend when we are going to Tom Tits.
But first
I’m going to explain about the four
approaches that are presented in chapter two. The four approaches explain
how designers can create the user-friendliest design.
· User-Centered Design: Here the users will be in every step of the
development. That’s important because as a designer some things may seem obvious,
but the user might think otherwise. Using this approach designers try to solve
one ultimate problem for the users. The downside with this approach is that it
is very hard to find that ultimate problem for a whole target group. Using this
way of thinking the designers avoid a typical trap by thinking that “you are
not the user”.
· Activity-Centered Design: Focuses on the task itself rather than the
goal. This approach helps designers to focus on how they are going to help the
users with their problem. It is important for the designers to show the users
how to get to the goal. Good design in this step will make it very easy for the
user to understand how to use the product.
· Systems Design: Is used for big and complex systems that need an analytical approach.
· Genius Design: Many designers who have experience and a lot of knowledge use this
approach. It is required because in this approach you don’t use the users as
much to help with the development of the product. They rely on their expertise
on the subject instead. This is a very risky way of designing but in my point
of view a very good one. That is because many designers see themselves as
potential users of the product and you can let yourself think outside the box.
Chapter
four explains among other things two statements that will be very useful to our
project group’s field trip. Hunt
statement, good tool to have when you decide the questions that will be
asked during the field trip. If I ask X will I receive relevant information?
And so on. Meanwhile Moderator script
is another tool that helps us on how we are going to ask the question.
My question
is: Can you think of a bad way to ask a question and then change it into a good
way?
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