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Submit one PDF file on Blackboard with your answers for each question (and repeat the the text of question as a preface for each question). Also, make sure your name is at the top of the PDF file.<\/p>\n
You can answer these questions “open book”.<\/em><\/p>\n 1. In his article entitled “Human Centered Design Considered Harmful<\/em>“, Don Norman writes<\/p>\n \u201cThe individual is a moving target. Design for the individual of today, and the design will be wrong tomorrow. Indeed, the more successful the product, the more that it will no longer be appropriate.\u201d<\/p>\n In 50 words or less, describe an application that we have discussed in class in which a user for whom you are designing a database may not have sufficient foreknowledge of functionality that they will want the database to support in the future.<\/p>\n 2. In 150 words or less, identify how the philosophy and practice of user-centered design, as reflected in the\u00a0Wikipedia\u00a0article of that name, can help with the activity-centered design\u00a0advocated by Norman. Give one quote (bracketed by “…”) from each of the two articles (i.e., the\u00a0Wikipedia\u00a0article on User-Centered Design and Norman\u2019s paper). The two quotes are included in your word count.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Do the following Read through the Wikipedia entries on\u00a0user-centered\u00a0and\u00a0human-centered\u00a0design Browse the pages at\u00a0http:\/\/www.designkit.org\/human-centered-design, and make sure that you read about the\u00a0MoneyThink case study. Read\u00a0Human-Centered Design Considered Harmful\u00a0by Donald Norman Answer the Assignment 3 questions on Brightspace (and also copied below). … Continue reading