FIT9138 - Week 1: Human-Centred IS Analysis and Design

The method of examining an information system to identify, define, design, and develop its components to meet user requirements and business needs.

A valued leap from the consumer's viewpoint through thoughtful application or extension of existing technologies that succeeds in the marketplace.

1) Invention, 2) Adoption, and 3) Implementation.

A human-centered approach to innovation that integrates people's needs, technological possibilities, and business requirements.

Art allows the artist to select or ignore constraints, whereas Design must work within external constraints (e.g., price, size, time, user needs).

1) Empathy, 2) Define, 3) Ideate, 4) Prototype, and 5) Test.

Learning about and understanding the audience for whom you are designing through contact, observation, and empathy.

Redefining and focusing your core design question based on insights gathered during the Empathy stage.