Digging through UX
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The document discusses how archaeology can inform user experience (UX) design. Specifically, it notes that archaeology examines how past people interacted with their physical environments through artifacts, similar to how UX design examines how present people interact with digital environments. It then provides five lessons from archaeology for UX designers: 1) the picture is never complete so use multiple methods, 2) context is paramount, 3) observation can change what is observed so minimize disruptions, 4) what seems instant was created over time so understand legacy components, and 5) iteration is messy but important so embrace it.
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- 2. ARCHAEOLOGY
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- 4. What can archaeology (and anthropology) contribute to UX?
- 5. 1. You don’t see the complete picture.
- 6. 1. You don’t see the complete picture.
- 7. So what does this mean? Use multiple methods. Be comfortable with the incomplete picture. Trust your judgment to fill in the gaps. We are professionals!
- 8. 2. Context is Paramount
- 9. 2. Context is Paramount
- 10. So what does this mean? Never forget the context of the experience Try and prepare for new contexts Anticipate patterns of use
- 11. 3. By observing something, you change it
- 12. 3. By observing something, you change it
- 13. So what does this mean? Be aware of the differences between ‘real life’ and the testing environment Minimize disruptive technologies and settings Try to mimic ‘real life’ whenever possible
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- 18. 5. Iteration is messy, but important.
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