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• Tea and biscuits will make a better design for all (part 2)

  Liz Sanders gives a practical introduction on how Adaptive Path use participatory design in their projects. Here is part of the interview that focus on designing futures:

  “The idea is to get key stakeholders to tell stories about the future. We give them lots of visual tools and materials to help them make up stories and […]

  Posted on Dec 21.07 to Uncategorized, interaction, products, design process, prototype, technology, methods, exploration, low fidelity, strategy, participatory design   

• You are the computer, I am the user

  Last semester week I presented my solution for the small practical project - the photolocket. This project was introduced as a test example for designing a system using paper prototyping. So prepare your post-its and pencils!
  It is very good for small projects initial designs testing, as bigger the system to be designed is the more […]

  Posted on Dec 20.07 to Uncategorized, interaction, design process, prototype, screen, technology, methods, low fidelity   

• Tea and biscuits will make a better design for all (part 1)

  Suzette Keith is a researcher on Computer Science with a range of interests in the general area of ‘Inclusive Design’. She was present last 3rd December in Current Issues of Interaction Design module to talk about design for all, with emphasis on her project of designing a car driving system with the elder in mind.
  The […]

  Posted on Dec 05.07 to interaction, usability, products, design process, prototype, technology, social, methods, exploration, low fidelity, strategy, participatory design   

December

This is the archive for December, 2007.