0 used to describe products, systems, etc. whose design is based on the ways that people will use them and what they will do with them:
The predictive power of such a model has clear applications in any user-centred product development.
This combination of user-modelling and user-centred evaluation allows the processes of design and evaluation to be rationalised.
However, simple formulations of resistance would not be justified because of the many subtle ways in which our respondents were attempting to install more user-centred and customer-responsive services.
A user-centred approach to the design of information products cannot leave cultural analysis out of consideration, to achieve acceptable global solutions, or to devise localised, customised designs.
The overall results provide broad support for the general approach of basing design on a constructivist model and confirm the general validity of the user-centred, scenar io-based methodological approach.
It commends user-centred community care, and it will be welcomed by elderly and disabled people all over the country.
It describes the major reforms in hand to ensure that there is more consistency and fairness in social care and that services are more convenient and user-centred.
A living lab is a user-centred, open-innovation ecosystem, often operating in a territorial context (e.g. city, agglomeration, region), integrating concurrent research and innovation processes within a public-private-people partnership.
