A few years ago I organized a panel at a software developers
conference on exactly that thread.
Our panel included:
* An architect, who designed houses (or additions) that
people could move through comfortably, according to
THEIR life style
* A furniture designer, who designed chairs (and other
furniture) that fit people's bodies, that were
ergonomically sound, and they related to the decor
of a space
* An interactive exhibit designer, who designed media
and teaching scripts for school children to learn
about the marine environment.
Our theme was learning about user requirements. Much of the target
audience had never thought about this at all. They dealt with data
requirements -- not with people.
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