Understand the context of use
Tasks, interaction duration, differences between users and the environment influence a solution’s requirements. Defining these early helps guide development and select relevant assessment criteria.
Connect complementary perspectives
ObliTech brings engineering research together with expertise in people and organisations. This combination informs questions about usability, accessibility, comfort and the conditions for technology adoption.
Verify with appropriate criteria
Interface assessment must distinguish technical behaviour, user experience and application objectives. Studies involving people require appropriate protocols, expertise and safeguards. Findings apply within the observed scope and do not automatically imply clinical benefits.
What a project can define
- Use scenarios and human requirements
- Verification questions for the interface
- Conditions for application assessment
Before we begin
Where does interface design start?
With the user’s task and context: what they need to do, which difficulties they face and which technical constraints must be respected.
Which benefits can be stated?
Those supported by relevant evidence that can be shared. Comfort, safety and accessibility need specific criteria; they are not automatic consequences of a new technology.