6.2 Polishing the Design Flashcards

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What is iterative design?

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The process of continuously improving a design to make it more useful and usable over time.

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What is a scientific method?

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A continuous process for solving problems through observation, hypothesis, testing, analysis, and so on.

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What are the pros of iterative design?

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  1. Reduces cost
  2. Works with human nature rather than against it
  3. Puts focus on the user
  4. Allows for visibility into the product
  5. Improves relationships with users
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What are the cons of iterative design?

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  1. Costly late-stage problems
  2. Growing pressure on user engagement
  3. Too much focus on small details
  4. Feature creep
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What’s the process of continuously improving a design to make it more useful and usable over time?

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Iterative design

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Why is iterative design so effective?

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It harnesses human’s innate imperfection

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What is “feature creep?”

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The tendency for new features to get added into the scope of a project

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When is the best time to make iterations on your design?

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As early in the project as possible

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