1. LaceyWalker
A. Baki Kocaballi

2.  Overview
 Aims of Field
 Usability
 Satisfy end user and client requirements
 Actors
 Designer
 Client
 End User
 Process

3. Create
Scenarios
Create
Measurable Goals
Launch
Prototype
Refine Website
Analyze
Results
Research Users
Inventory/Create
Content
Perform
Usability Testing
Create
Usability
Test
Plan
Analyze
Design
Test and
Refine
Develop
a plan
Evaluate Your
Current site
List Site
Requirements
Evaluate
Website
Task
Analysis
Develop Prototype
Website
Conduct Heuristic
Evaluation
Conduct
Test

4.  Description
 Aims
 Investigate
 Discover
 Understand
 Actors
 Participants
 Researcher
 Collaborators
 Reviewers
 Process

6.  Role of the Designer
 WUD
▪ Constricted
▪ De-emphasized
 DaR
▪ Reflective practitioner
▪ Flexible

7.  Outcomes of Design
 WUD
▪ Concrete (website)
▪ Satisfaction of client and end user
 DaR
▪ Knowledge
▪ Insights

8.  Process
 WUD
▪ Logical succession steps
▪ Concrete
 DaR
▪ Unique
▪ Flexible

9. Daniel Fallman, (2003) Design-oriented human-computer interaction, Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systemDaniel Fallman, (2003) Design-oriented human-computer interaction, Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing system
*Fallman, Daniel. (2003) Design-oriented human-computer interaction, Proceedings
of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems, USA.

10. *Fallman, Daniel. (2003) Design-oriented human-computer interaction,
Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing
systems, USA.