users, vision + architects /intro

14 July 2006, 19:29

Two weeks ago a link was posted on the iXda mailing list to an article by Don Norman on what he calls activity‐centred design. I finally got around to reading it, and check out what that entails.

What Norman describes in the article greatly matches what I have experienced and learned myself in the past 13 years in this industry. This has resulted in the methods that I have developed and put into practice at m+mi works.

the series

By the time I finished reading the article the idea had been born to publish a series of blog articles, where I comment, expand upon and put into perspective the different themes in Don’s article.

So stay tuned for the first article, dealing with the paradox.

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