If a User Experience Falls in a Forest, Can Anyone Feel It? Bringing Vision and Reality Together through User-Centered Design

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Originally Aired - Tuesday, February 7 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana

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Location: Design Alley


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Title: If a User Experience Falls in a Forest, Can Anyone Feel It? Bringing Vision and Reality Together through User-Centered Design

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Marketing sets a vision. Engineering is tasked to make it real. But the design intent is often created without a good understanding of engineering feasibility, cost or schedule. This can create a gap that leaves it to engineering to execute something which may not be feasible, would greatly compromise the design intent, or would miss a critical market window—leaving marketing disappointed and engineering frustrated at best, or without a solution at worst.

This presentation will show how User-Centered Design (UCD) can serve as a conduit between marketing and engineering to close this gap. Existing at the intersection of human experience and technology, UCD brings the process, tools and perspective to translate user experience needs into engineering requirements, and technical needs into elegant product solutions.


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