(User characteristics: professional use vs lay use by Cifter A and Dong H) The market success of a product largely depends on whether it correctly addresses the user needs. Understanding the user is increasingly becoming important in the design process. Different user models may determine different approaches to design. This paper identifies the characteristics of different types of users, with a specific focus on professional users and lay users. It gives a definition of professional users and lay users in the context of adapting products originally designed for professional use to the use of lay people (for example, home use medical devices). It summarises, and compares, the characteristics of professional users and lay users, suggesting...
Ergonomics, usability and user-centered design are terms that are well known among designers. Yet, p...
Product design and development can be an overwhelming process especially for those who want to produ...
Understanding the needs and aspirations of a suitable range of users during the product design proce...
The market success of a product largely depends on whether it correctly addresses the user needs. Un...
The material is posted here with the permission of the publishers. Internal or personal use of this ...
User profile is a popular term widely employed during product design processes by industrial compani...
In the future, as world markets become more diverse, designers will be increasingly asked to create ...
The technological systems in our society are widespread and structured in complex ways. To comprehen...
This dissertation in industrial design focuses on the gap between the context of design and the cont...
This paper explores differences and similarities between novice and expert users of interactive arti...
Although User-centred design is prevalent in designing consumer electronic products, the number of p...
Systematically involving users in product development is considered as a successful strategy and mak...
This paper explores differences and similarities between novice and expert users of interactive arti...
Abstract: Understanding the needs of those who use products is a core part of design research. This ...
In spite of the enormous progress over the last decades in technology and design consumer dissatisfa...
Ergonomics, usability and user-centered design are terms that are well known among designers. Yet, p...
Product design and development can be an overwhelming process especially for those who want to produ...
Understanding the needs and aspirations of a suitable range of users during the product design proce...
The market success of a product largely depends on whether it correctly addresses the user needs. Un...
The material is posted here with the permission of the publishers. Internal or personal use of this ...
User profile is a popular term widely employed during product design processes by industrial compani...
In the future, as world markets become more diverse, designers will be increasingly asked to create ...
The technological systems in our society are widespread and structured in complex ways. To comprehen...
This dissertation in industrial design focuses on the gap between the context of design and the cont...
This paper explores differences and similarities between novice and expert users of interactive arti...
Although User-centred design is prevalent in designing consumer electronic products, the number of p...
Systematically involving users in product development is considered as a successful strategy and mak...
This paper explores differences and similarities between novice and expert users of interactive arti...
Abstract: Understanding the needs of those who use products is a core part of design research. This ...
In spite of the enormous progress over the last decades in technology and design consumer dissatisfa...
Ergonomics, usability and user-centered design are terms that are well known among designers. Yet, p...
Product design and development can be an overwhelming process especially for those who want to produ...
Understanding the needs and aspirations of a suitable range of users during the product design proce...