Papers by Irene Anggreeni
There is a gap between low-fidelity prototyping using paper and high-fidelity prototyping using c... more There is a gap between low-fidelity prototyping using paper and high-fidelity prototyping using computers in web design. Both serve well in different stages of web design, but are not well integrated. Prior studies have examined the practice of web designers. The studies resulted in a number of alternative prototyping tools, which focus on informal representation and try to prolong sketching in the design process.
Pengenalan Tulisan Tangan Berupa Karakter Latin Kapital Pada Formulir Berdasarkan Teknik Normalizede Contour Analysis Dan Averaged Pixel Menggunakan Jaringan Syaraf Tiruan
Making use of scenarios : supporting scenario use in product design
IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, 2010
Classifying Scenarios in a Product Design Process: a study towards semi-automated scenario generation
Electronic Markets, 2008
Supporting scenario building in product design
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2007
Scenario-based design originates from the human-computer interaction and software engineering dis... more Scenario-based design originates from the human-computer interaction and software engineering disciplines, and continues to be adapted for product development.
Supporting Scenario-Based Product Design and Its Adapters: An Informal Framework for Scenario Creation and Use
This paper proposes a support tool for designers who have realized the potential benefits of usin... more This paper proposes a support tool for designers who have realized the potential benefits of using a scenario-based approach, yet need a more concrete guidance for its implementation. As an informal framework for scenario creation and use, the tool supports three areas: (1) documenting the large amount of design information, (2) making sense of and summarizing the information by creating scenarios, and (3) sustaining an integrated use of the scenarios throughout the design process. By making explicit and supporting the process of using scenarios, we expect that designers can better structure their design information, communicate their ideas and confirm their rationales. Our ongoing work includes the verification of the tool concept and the development of a testable prototype.
Supporting Scenario-Based Product Design: the First Proposal for a Scenario Generation Support Tool
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Papers by Irene Anggreeni