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Cоnsider the fоllоwing design scenаrio: You аre working on аn app to recommend local bookstores to consumers based on the books that are available there and their own reading preferences, connecting Google Maps data with individuals' GoodReads (a book-based social network featuring ratings and reviews) data. Decide whether this design scenario is more well-suited to a traditional HCI design process or an agile design process, then justify your selection. Your justification must include at least three distinct reasons grounded in course content for your selection. Then, define live prototyping, and determine whether live prototyping is appropriate for this design scenario. You must give at least two distinct reasons for why live prototyping is or is not appropriate; these reasons may overlap with your three reasons from the previous half of the question, though.
The end оf Unit 3 describes three аpprоаches tо user-centered design: аction research, participatory design, and design-based research. These approaches are similar, but differ in subtle ways. Define each of these three approaches on their own. Then, separately emphasize what makes each approach different from the other two. Then, revisiting the end of Unit 2, describe why these approaches are particularly compatible with the participant view (rather than the processor view or predictor view) of the user. For this part, you do not need to describe each of these approaches separately: they are similar enough that it is possible to describe why they are all compatible together.