Why Doing User Observations First is Wrong

A link published by James Bennett on August 31, 2006. Tagged with design, testing and usability. No comments posted.

Field studies, user observations, contextual analyses, and all procedures that aim to determine true human needs are still just as important as ever – but they should all be done outside of the product process. This is the information needed to determine what product to build, which projects to fund. Do not insist on gathering this information after the project has begun. Then it is too late; then you are holding everyone back.

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