This book focuses on design in the domain of human-computer interaction. Including a broad sampling of case studies as well as narrower theoretical or empirical studies, it includes consideration of educational uses of design rationale, methods for teaching it in industry, and applications to a variety of software and user interface/application domains. The volume promises to be the largest collection of work on design rationale ever assembled, and thereby to energize the considerable, widespread interest in this topic. It will also act as a focus for the existing but scattered work in this domain.

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Moran, Thomas P. (Editor),Carroll, John M. (Editor)

edited by Thomas P. Moran, John M. Carroll

Thomas P. Moran; John Millar Carroll

Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Incorporated

Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers

Computers, cognition, and work, Mahwah, N.J, New Jersey, 1996

United States, United States of America

CRC Press (Unlimited), [N.p.], 1996

1 edition, January 1, 1996

1, PS, 1996

1, 1994

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Contents 6
1 Overview of Design Rationale • Thomas P. Moran and John M. Carroll 8
DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES OF DESIGN RATIONALE 28
2 What's in Design Rationale? • Jintae Lee and Kum-Yew Lai 30
3 Questions, Options, and Criteria: Elements of Design Space Analysis • Allan MacLean, Richard M. Young, Victoria M. E. Bellotti, and Thomas P. Moran 62
4 Deliberated Evolution: Stalking the View Matcher in Design Space • John M. Carroll and Mary Beth Rosson 116
5 Problem-Centered Design for Expressiveness and Facility in a Graphical Programming System • Clayton Lewis, john Rieman, and Brigham Bell 156
EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF DESIGN RATIONALE 194
6 Analyzing the Usability of a Design Rationale Notation • Simon Buckingham Shum 196
7 The Structure of Activity During Design Meetings • Gary M. Olson, judith S. Olson, Marianne Storrøsten, Mark Carter, James Herbsleb, and Henry Rueter 228
8 Synthesis by Analysis: Five Modes of Reasoning That Guide Design • Mark K Singley and John M. Carroll 252
DESIGN RATIONALE TOOLS IN DESIGN PRACTICE 278
9 Making Argumentation Serve Design • Gerhard Fischer, Andreas C. Lemke, Raymond McCall, and Anders I. Morch 280
10 Supporting Software Design: Integrating Design Methods and Design Rationale • Colin Potts 308
11 Generative Design Rationale: Beyond the Record and Replay Paradigm • Thomas R. Gruber and Daniel M. Russell 336
USING DESIGN RATIONALE FOR TEACHING 364
12 Rationale in Practice: Templates for Capturing and Applying Design Experience • George Casaday 366
13 HCI Design Rationale as a Learning Resource • Tom Carey, Diane McKerlie, and James Wilson 388
DESIGN RATIONALE IN ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT 408
14 A Process-Oriented Approach to Design Rationale • E. Jeffrey Conklin and KC Burgess-Yakemovic 410
15 Organizational Innovation and the Articulation of the Design Space • Wes Sharrock and Robert Anderson 446
16 Evaluating Opportunities for Design Capture • Jonathan Grudin 470
Author Index 488
Reference Index 496
Subject Index 502

The design of computer systems capable of understanding and effectively meeting human needs is of great importance to our economy and well-being. It is generally agreed by those who have studied design that we can greatly improve the ultimate systems by improving the way we go about designing them. Researchers and practitioners in a variety of fields have been involved in this effort. The concept of design rationale, the why of designing, has emerged as a key to making design processes more intelligible and easier to deal with. Design rationale refers broadly to issues in the methods, documentation, and communication of design thinking. This book offers the most comprehensive account to date on research into design rationale. The authors report on leading-edge theory and empirical studies of the nature and use of design rationale. They also describe the significance of design rationale for creating design tools and for teaching designers. Finally, they discuss the nature of system design and the use of design rationale in real design settings in industry

This text focuses on design in the domain of human-computer interaction which includes a broad sampling of case studies as well as narrower theoretical or empirical studies. The book includes the educational uses of design rationale and methods for teaching it in industry

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