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|a User-Centred Engineering
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|b Creating Products for Humans /
|c by Michael Richter, Markus Flückiger.
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|a Foreword -- Introduction -- A user-centred process -- The 7±2 most important user-centred techniques -- Getting a handle on UX – planning -- A user-oriented strategy: company-wide UX -- That‘s life – examples from actual practice.
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|a A new product can be easy or difficult to use, it can be efficient or cumbersome, engaging or dispiriting, it can support the way we work and think – or not. What options are available for systematically addressing such parameters and provide users with an appropriate functionality, usability and experience? In the last decades, several fields have evolved that encompass a user-centred approach to create better products for the people who use them. This book provides a comprehensible introduction to the subject. It is aimed first and foremost at people involved in software and product development – product managers, project managers, consultants and analysts, who face the major challenge of developing highly useful and usable products. Topics include: The most important user-centred techniques and their alignment in the development process Planning examples of user-centred activities for projects User-oriented approaches for organisations Real-life case studies Checklists, tips and a lot of background information provide help for practitioners.
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