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Contextual Design
A user-centered design process that incorporates qualitative methods like field studies and participatory workshops to inform the development of products or systems.
Implications
A user-centered design process that involves understanding the context in which users interact with a product or service, often through field studies and user observations, to inform design decisions.
Example
Example: A software company uses contextual design by observing how office workers use its productivity software in real-life settings, leading to improvements in the user interface and functionality.
Related Terms
Different from traditional design, which might focus solely on aesthetics or functionality, contextual design emphasizes understanding the user�s environment and needs.
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