Lecture

Scenarios and Requirements

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Description

This lecture explores the importance of scenarios and requirements in the design process, focusing on how they bridge research and design to create interactive software. It covers different types of scenarios, the qualitative research involved, and the development of context scenarios using storytelling. The instructor emphasizes the use of narratives to illustrate design solutions and the key differences between persona-based scenarios and use cases.

Instructor

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