How different prototyping methods for information appliance design affect usability test results
Abstract
Usability testing of prototypes is often used to check the validity of a design and to highlight possible design problems. However, this research looks at how different prototyping methods for information appliance design, such as software-only simulations and soft models, can affect usability test results and consequently influence design decisions.
Citation
Loudon, G., Gill, S. and Walker, D. (2006) How Different Prototyping Methods for Information Appliance Design Affect Usability Test Results. Poster presentation at the Usability Professionals Association Conference, Broomfield, Colorado, June 12 – 16, 2006
Description
Conference Poster.
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- User Centred Design [73]
- User Centred Design (UCD) [52]
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