Human-Centred Design focuses on making software products more usable. It considers how people interact with products. This approach applies knowledge from human factors, ergonomics and usability.
Key Aspects:
- Focuses on user needs and preferences
- Involves users throughout the design process
- Uses iterative design and testing
- Considers cognitive and physical ergonomics
- Aims to improve user satisfaction and efficiency
Benefits:
- Improved user experience
- Increased product adoption
- Reduced training and support costs
- Enhanced accessibility
- Better alignment with user expectations
Human-centred design often involves techniques like user research, persona creation and usability testing. It is widely used in software, web and mobile app development.