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Scenarios of human activity are widely used in many facets of the design of software systems. This methodological development can be understood in terms of design cognition: Scenarios support and enhance the solution-first strategy, which typical of, and perhaps fundamental to expert problem-solving for "ill-defined" problems like design and planning.