Human-Centered Design Process
(a)
Trying to understand what a
person's life is like
(b)
Identify unvoiced needs
(c)
Try to understand user's
mental model
(d)
Revealing unmet needs (because
in a business perspective if you satisfy these
unmet needs with your product or
service, you can make money!)
(e)
Designing a product that when
using it you engage more meaningfully with life
(f)
Making a product that will
fulfill its function through its transparency
(g)
Design for the skills of the
user
Resource: MAYA's
Human-Centered Design Practice
In other
words, Human-Centered Design is a method of designing for the user and making
systems that are usable. This is an iterative process that studies the users,
understanding them and creating for their needs and skills.
Observe - Interpret Information - Propose Changes -
Implement
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