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User-Centering your work

Post author By Margaret
Post categories In Process & Methods, Project Type

Originally posted on the d.school’s Whiteboard

Post date 05/19/2014
Tags Design Notes, Design Process illustration, human centered design, project plans, storyboarding designs, user-centered design

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