Diana Adorno

Designing for User Experience is about matching products to people rather than the other way around. It requires understanding people, their goals and tasks before coming up with possible solutions.

When considering design, we need to look at 3 key areas:
1. Behaviour: What do people want to do, what are their goals and tasks, 2. Cognition: How do they think while they are using the product. Consider the contexts that a product will be used is critical. For example, an mobile application may be used in noisy or unstable environments.
3. Emotion: How it looks and its aesthetic is essential when considering how enjoyable it will be to use.
  How to improve your systems and products?

User-centred Design
A standard system development methodology can be modified to improve the usability of the product. Or an entirely user-centred methodology can be developed.
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Usability Auditing
Check that your website or product meets proven guidelines. Either international best practice guidelines and research  from government  guidelines. The audit identifies the key usability issues with the website or web application. In most cases, a 5% change will result in a 100% improvement in usability.
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Improving the teams' skills and understanding through Usability Training
It is essential that usability activities can be conducted as part of the system development methods. Learn easy and fast techniques that will provide you with critical design information about your website or web application.
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