Titlebook: Design, User Experience, and Usability: Theories, Methods, and Tools for Designing the User Experien; Third International Aaron Marcus Con

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Contributions to Finance and Accounting range of efforts has been taken to adapt professional prototyping tools to the mobile context. However, none of the existing mobile prototyping solutions adapts sufficiently to the needs of multidisciplinary teams or considers the experience of the users’ working environments explicitly. Our goal w

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Contributions to Finance and Accountingsign process while reducing resources. First, the products and the processes are considered with regard to culture. Then, the reasons of paradigm-shift from Waterfall/V-model to the application of agile methods are put forward. At same time, the benefits of using agile methods (SCRUM) in the user-ce

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M. J. Yaffe,R. M. Nishikawa,A. Fensterdaptable metaphors is still challenging for interface designers. While most literature provides no systematic instruction for metaphor design or recommend to use a repertoire of known metaphors, we present a method that focuses on the generation of new metaphors based on the analysis and abstraction

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9688-4and criteria. Still only few methods and tools supporting designers in understanding, creating and evaluating user experience systematically are to be found. This paper aims at creating a framework of selected methods, which support designers, even non-UXD-experts, in these activities. The methods c

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Patrik Recher,Daniel S. Saraga,Daniel Lossm in form of a glove, five semi-structured joint interviews were held by a trained human factors specialist. Each joint interview consisted of one respondent with an engineering background and one respondent with a psychological or cognitive-science background. In this process, the . revealed two ad

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Going Beyond the Standard ModelIn this paper, we discuss the applicability of usability engineering methods to software engineering projects in intercultural contexts. We have conducted a review of 55 empirical studies from the field of intercultural usability engineering. Categories from ISO TR 16982 were used as a classification framework.