Authors:
Marisa Campbell
Human-Computer Interaction in the New Millennium John M. Carroll Twenty years ago, the notion that computer systems and software should be designed and developed with explicit consideration of the needs, abilities, and preferences of their ultimate users was not the dominant view. Today it is. Readers of interactions magazine are well aware that Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is now an acknowledged critical component in contemporary software development, and a focal area of research and education bearing on software development. The question is not whether to adopt user-centered system development, but how. The construction of HCI as technical project, as an…
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