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Feb 24 2009

How to accomodate all requirements into a design

Posted by: eolvera, in Fun Stuff

The proverbial dilemma, user-centered design calls for simplicity, yet business requirements often conflict with that principle. The result? Watch, remember, and cry…

Enjoy!

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One Response to “How to accomodate all requirements into a design”

  1. Bill M. says:
    February 24th, 2009 at 6:26 pm

    How true this is. I’m working on an in-car voice system, and the manufacturer wants a kitchen-sink design including all sorts of functionality that is easier done with the haptic controls and has proven difficult for users to verbalize in our testing. I’m battling to reduce, but it will probably come down to poor results from QA and usability before they’ll listen. *sigh*

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