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Facilitating designer-customer communication in the World Wide Web

Introduces a way to design geographically distributed virtual prototyping, a new Internet technology, in order to facilitate designer-customer communication in the product development of small electronic devices, such as mobile telephones. First, we will present our research in the concept design do...

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Published in:Internet research 1998-01, Vol.8 (5), p.442-451
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Designers
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Usability
World Wide Web
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