User-Centred Design
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User-Centred Design
User-Centred Design (UCD) is a process of designing products and services by taking into account the requirements and opinions of the end-users. It is a user-oriented approach to the design process, based on the principles of usability and making the product experience as user-friendly as possible. Famous artist, Donald Norman, was a pioneer in UCD, and is considered a founder of the discipline. One of his most influential works includes The Design of Everyday Things, which highlights the importance of the user experience in product design.
UCD, Usability, User Experience, Human-Computer Interaction, Product Design.
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