The Ergonomics Society is about to embark on a redesign of its website, and earlier this week I posted out the first and second deliverables from the stakeholder kickoff meeting: the user segmentation model and the user profiles. Now, we follow these up with the final deliverable from that session: the user scenarios. First, a [...]
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User scenarios for Ergonomics Society website
Posted in Ergonomics, User experience, tagged Ergonomics Society, Scenario, UCD practice on July 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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