Theofanos, M.
, Quesenbery, W.
, Barker, D.
, Battle, L.
, Paciello, M.
and , M.
(2006),
Usability Standards: Are they effective in fostering good usability practice?, USability Professional's Association 2006
(Accessed December 17, 2024)
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Usability Standards: Are they effective in fostering good usability practice?
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Author(s)
, Whitney Quesenbery, Dean Barker, Lisa Battle, Mike Paciello, Mary Beth Rettger
Abstract
Do standards have a place in developing our usability practice? From those who believe they are a critical part of developing the profession to those who think they get in the way of creativity, standards provoke strong opinions. At Usability Professionals¿ Association (UPA) 2006 conference a panel of professionals looked at the role and effectiveness of standards in our profession from several different perspectives.Conference Title
USability Professional's Association 2006
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
standards, usability
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Created June 14, 2006, Updated February 17, 2017