论文信息 - Experience Design

Experience Design

In this paper, we trace and historicize two of the most common contextual research methods: Participant Observation and Contextual Inquiry. In doing so, we describe how these methods have evolved, describe the need for these methods to support Experience Design research, and make the case for interdisciplinary collaboration through clarifying these practices.

L. Potts | Gerianne Bartocci

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