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User-Centered Design
User-Centered Design is a well established process that has been widely
adopted by many organizations to deliver products that meet users'
expectations. IBM has regularly enhanced this process, which has now
been consolidated within the broader framework of User Engineering. For
completeness, the key information on User-Centered Design is retained
for reference.
What is User-Centered Design? An overview of the User-Centered Design process.
User-Centered Design principles The six principles at the heart of User-Centered Design.
User-Centered Design process The six stages of the User-Centered Design process.
Adopting User-Centered Design Strategies for adopting User-Centered Design practices in your organization.
Cost justifying ease of use The financial benefits of making products easy to use.
User-Centered Design FAQ Frequently-asked questions about User-Centered Design.
IBM's User-Centered Design labs A look at IBM's User-Centered Design Labs.
Recruiting participants Methods and resources for recruiting representative users to participate in User-Centered Design activities.
Get involved An invitation to participate in user studies for IBM products.
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