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This paper describes a design methodology for multimodal interactive systems The method suggested is meant to serve as a foundation for the application of robust software engineering techniques in the field of multimodal systems Starting from a short review of current design approaches we present a high level view of the design process for multimodal systems, highlighting design issues related to context of use factors Our proposal is discussed in the context of a multimodal organizer which serves as our showcase application The design of multimodal systems brings together a broad variety of analysis methods (task, context, data, user) The combination of modalities as well as the different interaction devices imply a high degree of freedom as far as design decisions are concerned Therefore, a (simple) unification of existing approaches towards interface design like GOMS (task analysis) or Buergy's interaction constraint model for context analysis is not sufficient We employ the design pattern approach as a means of guiding the analysis and design process Design patterns are discussed as a general modeling tool as well as a possible approach towards designing multimodal systems.