July 2018
Beginner
350 pages
8h 34m
English
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Defining the problems
Once we validate all the issues and have a clear picture of which of them are a high priority, we can start improving the product by fixing them. However, this doesn't mean that we stop the research process. As I mentioned early on this chapter, good research is research that is conducted early and often on every phase of the product development, as needed.
A user-centered design is an iterative process in which we do the following steps:
- Analyze the context of use
- Specify requirements
- Come up with a design solution
- Evaluate this solution with our users
If our design doesn't satisfy the specified requirements, we go back and change it. This will be an on-going process till we get the results that we want for our users. ...