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  Bulldozer00's Blog

  The Venerable Context Diagram Since the method was developed before object-oriented analysis, I was weaned on structured analysis for system development. One of the structured analysis tools that I found most useful was (and still is) the context diagram. Developing a context diagram is the ...

  pomlover added 4 months ago

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  Use-Case Analysis

    This paper looks at how use-cases from UML can be used to measure the efficiency of the information system and its environment and bridge the communications gap between IT and operations for maximum operational performance. This is accomplished by measuring use cases as a lean manufacturing ...

  alltwinedup added 11 months ago

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  Guidelines for Accessible and Usable Web Sites: Observing Users Who Work With Screen Readers

  Guidelines for Accessible and Usable Web Sites: Observing Users Who Work With Screen Readers Mary Frances Theofanos National Cancer Institute Rockville, Maryland, USA now at National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA mary.theofanos@nist.gov Janice ...

  johnrod added 12 months ago

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  Usability Reports, User Research, and Design Guidelines by Nielsen Norman Group

  reports for purchase including hard to find audience segments

  johnrod added 12 months ago

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  Use cases, ten years later - AC

  A use case is a prose description of a system's behavior when interacting with the outside world.

  pomlover added 18 months ago

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