The application of Romme’s values/ideas in user-based design
| Romme’s seven values/ideas on design | How user-based design principles are related |
|---|---|
| 1. Each situation is unique | Each project is seen as a unique situation within a particular context, and so requires a design process that takes this into account |
| 2. Focus on purpose and ideal solutions | Each project is very much driven by the intent or purpose of the proposed change and attempts to design an ideal solution |
| 3. Apply systems thinking | The process pulls in systems thinking about the context of the situation, its potential impact on other systems and uses systems techniques in the design process |
| 4. Limit information | The process uses limited information, so as not to overwhelm new and innovative thinking with old patterns of behaviour |
| 5. Participation and involvement | It uses a high level of participation through the involvement of user groups in design and implementation |
| 6. Use discourse | It uses extensive discourse in the workshops with user groups and other stakeholders |
| 7. Pragmatic experimentation | It is involved in considerable pragmatic experimentation and testing |
| Romme’s seven values/ideas on design | How user-based design principles are related |
|---|---|
| 1. Each situation is unique | Each project is seen as a unique situation within a particular context, and so requires a design process that takes this into account |
| 2. Focus on purpose and ideal solutions | Each project is very much driven by the intent or purpose of the proposed change and attempts to design an ideal solution |
| 3. Apply systems thinking | The process pulls in systems thinking about the context of the situation, its potential impact on other systems and uses systems techniques in the design process |
| 4. Limit information | The process uses limited information, so as not to overwhelm new and innovative thinking with old patterns of behaviour |
| 5. Participation and involvement | It uses a high level of participation through the involvement of user groups in design and implementation |
| 6. Use discourse | It uses extensive discourse in the workshops with user groups and other stakeholders |
| 7. Pragmatic experimentation | It is involved in considerable pragmatic experimentation and testing |
Source: Molineux (2014)
Sharing content requires targeting cookies to be enabled. Please update your cookie preferences to use this feature.