The streamlined cognitive walkthrough method, working around social constraints encountered in a software development company¶
Spencer. (2000). The streamlined cognitive walkthrough method, working around social constraints encountered in a software development company.
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- Cognitive Walkthrough
- HCI usability evaluation — the canonical home, applying the four action-cycle questions per step (right goal, action noticed, action associated, progress visible) across the walkthrough-variant family (streamlined cognitive walkthrough, heuristic walkthrough)
This sourceThe streamlined cognitive walkthrough, a modified process developed to work around the social constraints of a large software-development company.
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“This paper describes a modified cognitive walkthrough process that accomplishes these goals, and has been applied in a large software development company”
- HCI usability evaluation — the canonical home, applying the four action-cycle questions per step (right goal, action noticed, action associated, progress visible) across the walkthrough-variant family (streamlined cognitive walkthrough, heuristic walkthrough)
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