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Lightweights, Heavyweights, and Usable
Processes for Usable Software |
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Larry Constantine |
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 Presentation
[P13]: 2001 | Adobe .PDF File: about 3.2MB. |
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Abstract: This keynote for the
Software Development 2001 conference examines the range of software
development methods--from "heavyweights" like the Rational Unified Process
to "lightweights" such as extreme programming--in relation to the issue of
software usability and user interface design. The limitations of extreme
programming and other emerging "agile" methods are reviewed. An agile
adaptation of usage-centered design is proposed as a complement to agile
development methods. |
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Keywords: usability inspections,
reviews, structured walkthroughs, usability testing, usability defects |
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Visuals for keynote (PowerPoint as .PDF
file), Software Development West Conference, San Jose, 9 April 2001. |
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Presentation
[P13]: 2001 | Adobe .PDF File: about 3.2MB. |
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Related Documents:
Process Agility [#110],
Modeling Shortcuts [#105],
Web Applications [#118]; Newsletter:
Agile Design,
Card-Based Models |
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