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==Research Questions== | ==Research Questions== | ||
The gap to bridge before starting research is that almost everybody has already a possible solution that could help the user. Often this is a good idea, though you don't know - and you don't know if you tackle existing problems. | The gap to bridge before starting research is that almost everybody has already a possible solution that could help the user. Often this is a good idea, though you don't know - and you don't know if you tackle existing problems. If you just have a problem in mind that you want to solve you have it easier. | ||
Make your mind what you want and need to find out. This is often: | Make your mind what you want and need to find out. This is often: | ||
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* Which user group you want to target | * Which user group you want to target | ||
Having made up your mind about that you can formulate what you want to do and can do research on this. | |||
'''Example 1:''' You think it would be great if webpages would be visualized and indexed if you have them in your bookmarks. <br> | |||
So what is it you are dealing with on a abstract area? You want to ease refinding webpages they previously liked.<br> | |||
You find out that you should think about:<br> | |||
* What people remember about webpages they prevoiusly used. | |||
* How they organize files, webpages etc. now | |||
* What in particular do they aim for when they try to refind previously accessed pages. | |||
==Use what is already out there== | ==Use what is already out there== | ||