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- Edited by a key researcher and emerging authority in HCI and Usability.
- A groundbreaking collection of essential research into usability for diverse users, addressing economic diversity, age, and – most importantly – disabilities, where the foremost and most market-driven research is taking place.
- Strong practical approach, rather than theory driven.
- Extremely valuable for students on Usability and User Interface Design courses, as well as advanced HCI courses.
- Essential reading for Usability practitioners.
- Complements Wiley’s existing HCI list (Preece, Jones and Marsden)
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The chapters include real-world projects, being carried out on different continents. The authors of the chapters also represent diversity—interface researchers and software developers in university, industrial, and government settings.
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Includes guidelines and suggestions for students attempting similar projects, as well as implications for different stakeholders such as policymakers, researchers, and designers.
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