A user friendly software tool is proposed in order to increase the quality of the designers' decisions by offering intuitive insights during the early design phase.
Users have more power, can override designers' decisions, and adjust the system according to their interaction needs.
Based on the development of a diabetes decision aid, the RA decision aid (RA Choice) was developed through a collaborative process involving patients, clinicians, designers, decision-aid and health literacy experts.
In this regard, those who design a particular intervention, or govern its development and use, typically do this with a different rationale or perspective than those who are affected; and designers, decision-makers, and deliverers might themselves maintain distinct norms and values [ 25].
To make collaborative design decisions, designers must negotiate with each other to resolve their discrepancies through exploring the design space, generating new ideas and compromising for agreement.
This paper proposes a diagnostic tool to evaluate product recyclability to be applied during the product design phase, acting as a supporting tool for designer decision-making.
That, oddly, makes a lot of sense: it kind of rounds up a bunch of next season's designer decisions into a single, neatly worded package.
In this context, the Pareto front supplies a set of solutions where the designer (decision-maker) has to look for the best choice according to his preferences.
