DevExplains: What is human-centered design — and why does it matter?

Is human-centered design a game changer in global development, or just another buzzword? Devex breaks down exactly what it is and why it matters for the global development community — and delves into some of the ways it could help organizations work more efficiently.

[jodyknight]

Great video and I have no problem with how you are talking, to me it was perfectly clear.

[TheSoundofTanay]

Thank you so much for this video. I am planning on studying Human Centered Design in my Design College.

[SoulRaag]

Thanks for this, you're an amazing presenter!

[christianlippertfuttrup]

Great coffee-break video for breaking for Human-Centered Design. Well done!

[thepepperman]

Why are people complaining about her speech, english is not even my first language and i get it right

[gelleh.]

Thanks for the video. I have a media class in uni and I appreciate this.

[domination]

Great video! You were talking just fine love : )

[slack.]

She must be Kenyan. She looks Kenyan. What's her name?

[francescaaustraly]

A very interesting subject, could you do the video again and talk a bit slowlier. I find it difficult to follow you.

[wilfredagyei]

I'll advice you to apply the topic in your subseqent tutorials. Sorry, i have to pause and skip to another video!

[SeeMyAnime]

The problem isn't actually that she talks fast, rather she talks in a soulless way. There is zero emotional transition between what she says, feels like hearing a robot reading without thinking. Also, music is distracting.

[abdvideo]

The speed is so slow. I played it at 1.75 playback speed

[chanu]

@Devex The topic is Human centered design, but I feel this lady has no idea about this. Talks way too fast and user don't need this kind of dancing type presentation for this. Please ask her to talk slowly and don't dance like a lunatic. And also what's this background sound? A song ? Music ? I think there is no use of that too. First understand the topic you are discussing and follow real user experience methodologies and also use someone who can speak English in a professional way.