Four Principles Fundamental to Design Practice for Human Centred Systems
Vita Hinze-Hoare
Abstract
A Survey of the principal literature on Human Centred Design reveals the four most referenced principles. These are discussed with reference to the application of a particular website, and a user survey is constructed based upon the four principles.
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