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April 19, 2003

ISO 13407: Human centred design processes

Recent mailing lists posts have reminded me about the existence of ISO 13407, the international standard for user-centered design processes.

Now, I haven't seen it, and I was wondering whether anyone can comment upon its usefulness, and whether I should purchase a copy?

Posted by jamesr on April 19, 2003 12:33 PM
Categories: Design & usability guidelines, Usability & user-centered design
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