[IxDA Discuss] Do Engineers Understand UX documents? (was "Alan Cooper on Software...")
Dan Brown
brownorama at gmail.com
Thu Nov 1 09:45:25 PDT 2007
I can't help but plug my book here, Communicating Design. It covers 10
different UX documents, and is written in part from the perspective
mentioned earlier in this thread: we need to apply user-centered
design techniques to our own artifacts.
More info at: www.communicatingdesign.com
We now return you to our regularly scheduled discussion...
-- Dan
On 11/1/07, Christopher Fahey <chris.fahey at behaviordesign.com> wrote:
> Lots of good answers here... but so far not one person has said that,
> in their experience, engineers don't understand UXD documentation.
> David's distinction between "value" and "understand" is good: do
> engineers understand our documents but still dislike them?
>
> This is what I really wanted to know, because, again, in my
> experience the opposite -- that they totally "get" and greatly
> appreciate our documentation -- is decidedly true.
>
> -Cf
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> Christopher Fahey
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