Principles of Human-Centered Design (Don Norman)

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Published 2018-08-10
Human-Centered Design (HCD) is not about following processes. It’s about being mindful of HCD principles. Keep focus on people and the entire system to solve the right problems.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Raidoven
    -focus on humans -focus on the right problem, not the symptoms -everything is connected -keep the end result in mind(big picture)
  • @sgitkene
    principles HCD transcription: * human centered (focus on the people) * find the right problem (fundamental basic problem) * think of everything as a system (optimisation of the local does not necessarily translate to optimisation of the global)
  • @zgenocide1005
    "The important thing is the real goal of people who use your product".... Awesome thinking
  • first i thought why will i waste my time to watch a video of a very old man? but after watching i realize this lecture was not helpful only for ux. but for real life too. we can manage everything as a system and solve our problems using these techniques. nice
  • @user-rv6cp2jj3s
    Don Norman your speech touches to the core! You talk about things you sometimes want to shout about in the office! I have always thought about the fundamental problem and have always met with resistance and misunderstanding. "Give a piece of the visual interface in time" is the motto of the companies where I had to work. I do not want to be a revolutionary, but I want to integrate into an understanding team.
  • Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Mr. Norman. It was really helpful
  • @artywork4u
    I LOVE his THOUGHTS, its very easy to understand.
  • @bokacoder
    I am lucky one to get the real goals of product design, Thanks a lot.....
  • @micahlyon74
    What an elastic word of guidance. Thanks to Mr. Norman for his mind and design.
  • i love this man, i just been reed his paper and it was great, and how he write it
  • @SylverConsulting
    We love how Mr. Norman explained human-centered design in a simple but insightful way!
  • @jonjensen6745
    How could you dislike this? Are there really people out there that believe this method isn't effective??
  • @Bill0102
    This is excellence at its best. I recently read something similar, and it was absolutely outstanding. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell