Articles
The staff at Antrop continuously writes articles and papers in order to develop and spread their competence and experience. Some of the articles and papers produced are available here. Crossing the Border - Redefining Early in User-Centred Design is sent to the journal ACM transactions on Human Computer Interaction. The article summarise and develop thoughts from earlier articles by comparing the results from two case studies. Download the article as a pdf document (209 kB - will open in a new window)
Procuring Usable Systems Using Unemployed Personas is a case study of how procurers can work strategically with usability as part of the work with defining a procurement. Download the article as a pdf document (283 kB - will open in a new window)
Procuring Usable Systems - An Analysis of a Commercial Procurement Project is a case study about a larger procurement of IT-systems. It was presented at the usability conference HCI International 2003 in Greece. Download the article as a pdf document (151 kB - will open in a new window)
Setting the Course and Keeping It is a paper that discusses why usability problems are so common in IT systems within Swedish health care, and how to solve many of these problems by applying user-centred methods at procurement and in IT- and project management. This paper was presented at NordiCHI'06 in Oslo, Norway. Download the paper as a pdf document (56 kB - will open in a new window)
User Interfaces for Persons with Deafblindness is an article about the possibilities and limitations that people who are deaf-blind encounter when using computers, and how interfaces should be designed in order to fit people with deafblindness. The article was presented at UI4All in Bonn, Germany, in the fall of 2006. Download the article as a pdf document (414 kB - will open in a new window)
