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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Teaching Students How to Use Better Management Practices
This month Edwin Garro writes about the Quality and Productivity Technical Program for high school students that has been adopted in Costa Rica. 5 high schools joined in the first year and 7 more will join in the next 2 … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged ASQ Influential Voices, Education, quality
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Human Proof Design
Human proof design is design that prevents people from successful using the item. It is similar to mistake proofing except instead of prevent mistakes it prevents people from using it. When you see human proof design you will often see … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Customer focus
Tagged bad usability, Customer focus, design, Management Articles, mistake-proofing, usability, user experience
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