Participants will learn how to design products and services driven by the needs, desires, and contexts of people.
The workshop will focus on how human-centred design can reduce overall development costs, promote productive collaboration and make innovation an ongoing part of their practice.
Event highlights include:
• Limited to 12 participants to allow for small group activities and individual attention.
• Covers a range of methods including ethnography, rapid prototyping and usability testing.
• Ideal for people who want to learn more about hcd as well as those who want to improve their skills or get a clearer idea of how to integrate hcd into their organisation.
Visuals:
• Exclusive introduction to the discipline of Human-Centred Design worth £1,295.
• Workshop consists of a dynamic mix of short lectures and hands-on activities.
• Workshop covers a wide range of methods for designing solutions that are driven by and focused on the needs, desires, and contexts of people.
