The phrase "articulate the user" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of expressing or clarifying the needs or perspectives of the user, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to articulate the user’s needs to ensure the product meets their expectations."
Alternatives: "express the user's needs" or "clarify the user's perspective."
In this domain, where the assumption is that technological development has primacy, such a process provides a formal opportunity to articulate whether the user needs research that has been conducted requires any subsequent change in the development pathway.
Additionally, we would like to go one step further on the chorded interaction allowing the use of either interchangeable interaction or bimanual chords [11] for multiple users in a larger MT screen and thus giving more free space to users in order to articulate the chords and furthermore increase users' selectable space.
Meanwhile, agile development teams demand that the customer representative (aka the product owner) must articulate detailed user stories, participate in daily scrum rituals, and answer questions at all times".
The purpose is to articulate the needs of the end user to the wider technology community and to assist the software providers and researchers in the field to understand and share the users' requirements.
Fig. 11 The user in the right articulates the chord in the low right corner of the screen and then moves the action window in the appropriate position to draw the line.
"What this requires is the app developers outline and articulate the private information they are extracting from the user and give them notice," Ms. Harris said.
From this point on, whenever a user double-touches the screen a circle within which user has to articulate the desired chord pops up.
This type of window makes it feasible for the system to identify the user (personal window) or the appropriate action (action window) unobtrusively, since it is a result of the appropriate chord articulated previously by the user.
This paper presents a method, which enables the design of such mechanisms, with a set of techniques for articulating and profiling users' requirements, formulating information provision specifications, realising management of information content in repositories, and facilitating response to the user's requirements dynamically during the process of knowledge construction.
