Claims-Inspired Pattern Development
Elefelious Getachew Belay, D. Scott McCrickard, Solomon Atnafu · 2016
Claims and patterns are used as structures for knowledge capture, design, and sharing. Both structures have been researched and used independently for different application areas and in different contexts. This paper examines how the two structures can be combined to leverage interaction design for low-literacy in low-resource settings, taking into account both theoretical and practical implications of use and user. The claims-to-patterns approach seeks to provide comprehensive and concrete design guidance for stakeholders with different levels of design expertise and context knowledge.