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    This document discusses human centered design (HCD) and its benefits. HCD reduces development time, improves quality of life, increases sales, and maximizes usage of products and services. The document provides an example of studying a digital library app called DigiLib to understand how users interact with it in order to design products and services that solve users' problems. It emphasizes focusing design on people rather than arbitrary designs and advocates designing with users in mind through usability testing.

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    This document discusses human centered design (HCD) and its benefits. HCD reduces development time, improves quality of life, increases sales, and maximizes usage of products and services. The document provides an example of studying a digital library app called DigiLib to understand how users interact with it in order to design products and services that solve users' problems. It emphasizes focusing design on people rather than arbitrary designs and advocates designing with users in mind through usability testing.

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    Creating People-friendly Structures

    90 DAYS OF
    PERFECT
    RELATIONS
    WORKSHOP
    OVERVIEW
    Human Centered Design •

    Statement of the Problem


    What is Human Centered Design?
    HCD in the real world
    MDLS 2020

    How can we apply it?


    Important Points
    Our Partnership Program
    Benefits of HCD

    REDUCES IMPROVES
    DEVELOPMENT TIME QUALITY OF LIFE
    Presentations are communication tools. Presentations are communication tools.

    INCREASES SALES MAXIMIZES USAGE


    Presentations are communication tools. Presentations are communication tools.
    STUDYING THE
    DIGILIB APP

    WHAT THE APP DID. WHAT CUSTOMERS


    WERE DOING.
    Presentations are
    communication tools that Presentations are
    can be demonstrations, communication tools that
    reports, and more. can be demonstrations.
    Ask the Right Questions

    WHO WILL HOW WILL WHAT WILL DOES IT


    USE THE THEY USE THEY USE IT SOLVE THEIR
    PRODUCT? IT? FOR? PROBLEM?
    Presentations are tools Presentations are tools Presentations are tools Presentations are tools
    that can be reports. that can be reports. that can be reports. that can be reports.
    THE FOCUS IS ON PEOPLE.

    Presentations are communication tools


    that can be demonstrations, lectures,
    speeches, reports, and more. Most of the
    time, they’re presented before an audience.
    ARBITRARY DESIGNS
    Presentations are communication tools that can
    be demonstrations, lectures, reports, and more.

    DESIGN WITH USERS IN MIND


    Presentations are communication tools that can
    be demonstrations, lectures, reports, and more.
    7 OUT OF 10
    DESIGNERS THINK USABILITY

    9 OUT OF 10
    DESIGNERS THINK TRADITIONALLY

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