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Comparing and reconciling usability-centered and use case-driven requirements engineering processes
Proceedings Second Australasian User Interface Conference. AUIC 2001
During the two last decades, the humancomputer interaction community has developed a large variety of techniques and tools for gathering, specifying and validating usability requirements including user characteristics, tasks, work environment as well as usability goals such as effectiveness, efficiency and user satisfaction. Unfortunately, even if their importance are accepted by software developers, they are not yet cost-effectively integrated into software engineering methodologies. This
doi:10.1109/auic.2001.906292
dblp:conf/auic/SeffahDA01
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