The act of choosing the language to be used or not used within a specific context.

Organizing things isn’t the hard part.
Agreeing is the hard part.

Without constraint users will move where and when they want.

the act of choosing the language to be used or not used within a specific context.

Organizing things isn’t the hard part.
Agreeing is the hard part.

Without constraint users will move where and when they want.

the act of choosing the language to be used or not used within a specific context

Organizing things isn’t the hard part.
Agreeing is the hard part.

Without constraint users will move where
and when they want.

the circumstances that form the
setting for an interaction

A medium for communication or
the passage of information

the circumstances that form the
setting for an interaction

A medium for communication or
the passage of information

1.Preliminary definition of what primary user groups are relevant. Goals, roles, demographics, expertise, are all good initial attributes you can use to define user groups.

2.Then requires a choice in terms of methodologies for investigating said groups. Common user research methodologies are interviews, surveys, focus groups, heuristic evaluation and shadowing.

3.You perform user research

4.Analyze Your results.

5.Turn them into design specifications you can move forward to help you shape your goals and process.

1.Preliminary definition of what primary user groups are relevant. Goals, roles, demographics, expertise, are all good initial attributes you can use to define user groups.

2.You perform user research

3.Analyze Your results.

4.Then requires a choice in terms of methodologies for investigating said groups. Common user research methodologies are interviews, surveys, focus groups, heuristic evaluation and shadowing.

5.Turn them into design specifications you can move forward to help you shape your goals and process.

1.You perform user research

2.Analyze Your results.

3.Turn them into design specifications you can move forward to help you shape your goals and process.

4.Preliminary definition of what primary user groups are relevant. Goals, roles, demographics, expertise, are all good initial attributes you can use to define user groups.

5.Then requires a choice in terms of methodologies for investigating said groups. Common user research methodologies are interviews, surveys, focus groups, heuristic evaluation and shadowing.