Why User Centered Design?
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Argues that including real users prevents costly errors and improves outcomes, showing a rehab‑at‑home project that uses Microsoft Connect, Microsoft band and we balance board to record exercises and send data back to clinics. Uses the public defibrillator as a design example: automatic power‑on, built‑in SIM, automatic ECG analysis and a single flashing shock button with voice prompts and a metronome set to 100 compressions per minute. Recommends quick prototypes and testing with 5–7 users per round and allocating about 10% of project time to UX.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:38Who am I
- 2:17Why user centered design
- 4:53How does it work
- 6:56How to use it
- 9:19What can we learn
- 10:58What can we take away
- 13:01Quality attribute
- 14:54Personal example
- 18:34User experience
- 22:18Guidelines
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