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...family, friends, employment, etc.). People have different experiences and knowledge, which means that a designer might have to make a range of assumptions. All of these variations mean that designing for people can be a complex process. Dealing with this complexity is a central part of design. In this section you will look at these variations and complexities in greater...

...family of iterative and incremental processes emerged at the start of this century, covered by the umbrella term of Agile development (Cockburn and Highsmith, 2001; Fowler and Highsmith, 2001). These processes encourage continual realignment of development goals with the needs and expectations of the customer, and provide ‘lighter-weight’, faster and ‘nimbler’...

...family of intermediate filament proteins known as lamins, which form a network of filaments on the inner surface of the nuclear membrane. This network is called the nuclear lamina and is linked both to the nuclear membrane and to the chromatin; the nuclear lamina is thought to help to organise the chromatin. When viewed at high magnification, it can be seen that the...