Boxes And Arrows : The Design Behind the Design

Chris Roast

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Chris Roast has worked and researched in the area of human computer interaction and interaction design for over ten years. He is interested in how notations and tools serve as important interactive devices, in particular, tools designed to empower the end users often present new challenges. Users tend to either not embrace the power on offer, or develop a technical understanding of what is on offer that differs considerably from the original task-oriented design view.

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• We are currently using a tool designed to analyse the visual… [0 points]
• "Findability" for me is too focused upon a negative user exp… [0 points]
• Matt, I like the work, have you compared the M & P paths wit… [0 points]
• I like this idea, it seems to be a relatively efficient appr… [0 points]
• Thanks Christina. Finding the right position, or role, for t… [0 points]
• One comment on the interesting prototyping discussions. Ther… [0 points]