használatközpontú

A "használatközpontú" approach, often translated as user-centric or human-centered, refers to a design philosophy and development methodology that places the needs, desires, and limitations of the end-user at the forefront of every stage. This means understanding who the users are, what they are trying to achieve, and how they interact with a product or service.

This philosophy contrasts with approaches that might prioritize technical feasibility, business goals, or designer intuition without sufficient user input. A core tenet of being "használatközpontú" is empathy for the user. Designers and developers strive to see the product or service from the user's perspective, anticipating their challenges and opportunities.

Key activities in a "használatközpontú" process often include user research, such as interviews, surveys, and observation, to gather insights. Prototyping and usability testing are then employed to iterate on designs based on user feedback. The ultimate goal is to create solutions that are not only functional and efficient but also intuitive, accessible, and satisfying for the people who will actually use them. This methodology is widely applied in fields like software development, product design, service design, and user experience (UX) design.