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#80 - Accidents de la route et UX Design

EPISODE · Nov 26, 2021 · 19 MIN

#80 - Accidents de la route et UX Design

from Parlons UX Design - Podcast · host Thomas Gaudy

Est-ce que la conception d'un rapport sur les accidents de la route, rend compte de tous les facteurs de risques à l'origine de ces accidents ? En tant que UX Designer, vous cherchez à présenter l'information de façon succincte et efficace, à vos différents interlocuteurs et interlocutrices, dans le but d'améliorer l'expérience des utilisateurs / utilisatrices. Trois paramètres sont à prendre en compte : - L'utilisateur / l'utilisatrice - L'outil ( souvent en UX Design c'est l'IHM : Interface ) - L'environnement Quand vous faites l'évaluation d'un problème, n'oubliez pas de prélever les informations sur l'environnement ( où, quand, quelles sont les caractéristiques de l'endroit dans lequel ça se passe ?...), pour vous permettre de faire une analyse de la tâche de vos utilisateurs / utilisatrices. Le but étant de livrer un rapport le plus complet possible, dans la perspective d'améliorer la sécurité / l'expérience de vos usagers. Traçage de la direction du regard (eye tracking) Don Norman : The design of everyday things

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