GB/T 18976-2003
AbolishedHuman-centred design processes for interactive systems
以人为中心的交互系统设计过程
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides a framework for incorporating user needs, tasks, and contexts into the design and development of interactive computer-based systems. It is applied by software engineers and product designers to ensure usability and accessibility in applications ranging from industrial control interfaces to consumer electronics. The standard guides iterative design processes, including user research and usability testing, to reduce errors and improve user satisfaction.
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