Portable tool for finalizing freehand drawings: activity analysis and design requirements

Authors:
Christelle Boulanger;Françoise Decortis;Stéphane Safin
Affiliations:
IKU University of Liège-SPTE, Liè - Belgique;IKU University of Liège-SPTE, Liè - Belgique;IKU University of Liège-SPTE, Liè - Belgique
Venue:
EACE '05 Proceedings of the 2005 annual conference on European association of cognitive ergonomics
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Within a multidisciplinary team of designers, architects and mechanical engineers, and ergonomists, we participate in a research project (ICC) in design and creative interface. This paper describes a participative and iterative approach and reviews the results of field studies involved in the design of a portable tool for finalizing freehand drawings. The results are discussed in terms of Activity Theory and its contribution to this field.