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Methods & tools: context: an active choice in usability work

T The concern for usability in the Danish software industry has become more visible because of usability labs or usability groups within software companies. In the BIDI (Brugbarhedsarbejde I Dansk Industri, in English: Usability work in Danish industry) project , we are collaborating with Bang & Olufsen, Danfoss, and Kommunedata, the first three Danish companies to have usability lab facilities.

Kim Halskov | Susanne Bødker | S. Bødker | Kim Halskov

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