Participatory Design¶
Schuler, D., & Namioka, A. (1993). Participatory Design: Principles and Practices.
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Mechanisms¶
- Co-Design Workshop
- It draws on the participatory-design tradition, where the people who will use a system help build it rather than merely evaluate it.
This sourceDescribes participatory systems design as direct, continuing involvement of the people who will use the technology in the design process.
- It draws on the participatory-design tradition, where the people who will use a system help build it rather than merely evaluate it.
- Stakeholder Review
- Its strength is reaching the omissions that only lived use reveals — the tacit step, the unspoken constraint, the shift the designers forgot — and giving affected parties a legitimate voice in what the simplification must preserve.
This sourcePresents participatory design as involving affected users in design so tacit work practices and user priorities can shape the resulting system.
- Its strength is reaching the omissions that only lived use reveals — the tacit step, the unspoken constraint, the shift the designers forgot — and giving affected parties a legitimate voice in what the simplification must preserve.
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