I'm doing my Masters thesis and I'm trying to develop a toolkit which would suggest designers what requirements methods to be used based on the participants human capability. Is there any similar toolkit developed. Please let me know if you know any.
Hi Joash, You can find lost of data, even lists on the internet about suggested design factors for products targeting the eldery. Personally, I might suggest that you get acquainted with User Experience(UX), Customer Experience(CX), Design Thinking and Lean Startup (by Eric Reis) as an integrated set of approaches for the creation of products oriented towatds any specific target constituency. Design Thinking methods help to brain storm product ideas targeting explicit needs named by your engaged focus group. UX/CX techniques help in ensuring that the form factors, usability and usage model meet customer needs. Lean Startup, is an approach to validate that the business model and product you are creating will actually attract customers, and if not, how to adjust or know when to stop.
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I also suggest a combination of approaches. The first should Ethnographic. From the specific results could choose one or more traditional methods of eliciting according to your elicitation plan.
Please, take note: Sommerville, Ian et al. Integrating ethnography into the requirements engineering process. In: Requirements Engineering, 1993, Proceedings of IEEE International Symposium on. IEEE, 1993. p. 165-173.
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