Authors:
Karel Vredenburg
Philosophy of Design IBM's strategic philosophy of design is in essence to create a delightful total user experience with our offerings by having a multidisciplinary team of specialists understand users and then iteratively design a solution to satisfy them. The philosophy is expressed formally in a core set of User-Centered Design (UCD) principles, incorporated as a core element of IBM's integrated development process, and optimized via a UCD Workbench for multidisciplinary practitioners. The core UCD principles focus on setting target market objectives, understanding users, designing the total user experience with a multidisciplinary team, evaluating designs regularly, assessing competitiveness, and…
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