Analyzing Human-Centered Design Approaches for Involving End-Users Throughout the Design Process to Create User-Centric Interactive System
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Human-Centered Design, User-Centric Design, User Experience, Interactive Systems, Design Process, User Research, Prototyping, Usability Testing, End-User InvolvementAbstract
Human-centered design (HCD) approaches are essential for creating interactive systems that meet the needs and preferences of end-users. This paper explores the principles and practices of HCD, emphasizing the importance of involving end-users throughout the design process. By prioritizing user needs, preferences, and feedback, designers can create more intuitive, engaging, and effective interactive systems. This paper discusses key aspects of HCD, including user research, ideation, prototyping, and testing, highlighting the benefits and challenges of implementing HCD in the design process. Case studies and examples illustrate how HCD can lead to the development of user-centric interactive systems that enhance user experience and satisfaction.
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