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user centred design comparison table

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design considerable experience The problem-solving process whose objective is to find and describe a way to implement the system's functional requirements, while respecting the constraints imposed by the non-functional requirements, and while adhering to general principles of good quality 9.1 - The Process of Design process

user centred design the system more attractive so users may be more willing to buy and use it developers prioritize their work so that the most important features reach the users sooner unnecessary features and functions are not added to the software developers to understand users An approach to software engineering using techniques that focus on users and their needs the system's efficiency of use training and support costs 7.1 - User Centred Design UCD design if developers follow certain guidelines including:
Design software based on an understanding of the users' tasks
Ensure users are involved in decision making processes
Have users work with and give their feedback about prototypes, on-line help and draft user manuals
Design the user interface following guidelines for good usability

Subject	make	helps	ensure that	require	has definition	improve	reduce	is a subtopic of	abbreviate as	is a kind of	accomplish
design				considerable experience	The problem-solving process whose objective is to find and describe a way to implement the system's functional requirements, while respecting the constraints imposed by the non-functional requirements, and while adhering to general principles of good quality			9.1 - The Process of Design		process
user centred design	the system more attractive so users may be more willing to buy and use it	developers prioritize their work so that the most important features reach the users sooner	unnecessary features and functions are not added to the software	developers to understand users	An approach to software engineering using techniques that focus on users and their needs	the system's efficiency of use	training and support costs	7.1 - User Centred Design	UCD	design	if developers follow certain guidelines including: Design software based on an understanding of the users' tasks Ensure users are involved in decision making processes Have users work with and give their feedback about prototypes, on-line help and draft user manuals Design the user interface following guidelines for good usability

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