2015
DOI: 10.1017/s089006041500027x
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An affordance-based approach for generating user-specific design specifications

Abstract: When developing an artifact, designers must first understand the problem. This includes the benefits that the artifact must deliver and the user variation that is present. Each user has a unique set of human factors, preferences, personal knowledge, and solution constraints that could potentially influence the characteristics of the artifact. Currently, there is little work supporting the process of how to formally generate user-specific design specifications, resulting in ad hoc or a priori decisions when gen… Show more

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“…A wider meaning is attributed to affordances to make them include understanding of specific product characteristics and consequently offered advantages and delivered benefits beyond actions and functions, e.g. (Cormier and Lewis, 2015). The verification of this understanding can be considered of paramount importance to verify the presence of the above mismatches when it comes to evaluating creative products.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A wider meaning is attributed to affordances to make them include understanding of specific product characteristics and consequently offered advantages and delivered benefits beyond actions and functions, e.g. (Cormier and Lewis, 2015). The verification of this understanding can be considered of paramount importance to verify the presence of the above mismatches when it comes to evaluating creative products.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In (Cormier and Olewnik, 2014), an affordance-based approach for capturing the needs of users at a problem abstraction level has been established through the affordance basis which explains the benefits that end users will have when using the artefact to be designed. Their work was further extended to cater for user variation and the integration of design specifications (Cormier and Lewis, 2015). This allows them to maintain a relational viewpoint of how the benefits that will be provided by the artefact are linked to the users' and artefact's characteristics.…”
Section: Background and Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mentioned before, to bridge a connection between the two periods often includes various implicit factors, so it is reasonable to apply affordance-based method in nonstandard part design process. 24…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%