Finding your users’ needs
Researching motivations, activities and problems of your users
- Track: Open Source Design devroom
- Room: AW1.121
- Day: Sunday
- Start: 14:00
- End: 14:20
UX Design is often understood as creating an interface and testing if it is usable. But it can also include finding out what would be useful and serves users’ needs.
Methods to analyze user needs exits, however, they may assume a lot of resources or don’t consider community driven work.
We want to demonstrate methods we used for Wikidata and Mediawiki to * research user needs * use the findings to improve our software
We want to particularly highlight
- How to do this with few resources
- How to involve an open source community
- How to involve team members who are not designers
We hope to enable participants of the session to use the methods in their projects and communities and encourage to develop the methods further.
Speakers
Jan Dittrich | |
Charlie Kritschmar |