by Luke | Feb 13, 2009 | case studies
Challenge What really works and doesn’t work for users in everyday life? What is the appeal of bottom-mount refrigerators to the purchaser? Once a user has the refrigerator in their home, what strategies do they use for storing food, for cleaning and maintenance...
by Luke | Feb 13, 2009 | case studies
Challenge What business model based on mobile devices could attract a large number of consumers? What content rich application/service is appropriate for mobile devices? Can InContext leverage existing intellectual property to support these markets? “There is no...
by Luke | Feb 13, 2009 | case studies
Challenge LANDesk wanted to gather reliable customer data quickly. It needed a way to bring the needs of customers to its developers as part of the user-centered design commitment of LANDesk’s agile development process. LANDesk’s goal was to discover: How...
