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The approach of user-centered design (UCD) in technical writing consists of the following methodology{{sfn|Lucas|2023e}}: | The approach of user-centered design (UCD) in technical writing consists of the following methodology{{sfn|Lucas|2023e}}: | ||
* User Research: the act of conducting thorough research through surveys, interviews, and usability testing to gain a better understanding of user needs and experiences when using a digital document | |||
* Ideation and prototyping: the process of creating digital designs and prototypes to assist with exploring possible solutions to meet user needs | |||
* Usability testing: the act of having users interact with digital document designs and recording and adjusting the design based on user feedback | |||
* Implementation: the stage in which the design is implemented after making adjustments from prior testing | |||
Ideation and prototyping | * Evaluation: the stage in which the digital document is assessed to ensure that it is meeting user needs | ||
* Maintenance and updates: to maintain a digital document based on user feedback and changing needs | |||
Usability testing | |||
Implementation | |||
Maintenance and updates | |||
===Information Architecture=== | ===Information Architecture=== |
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