UX design and related practices often focus on individual characteristics, such as users' brains and preferences, rather than reflecting the shared socio-cultural practices of a whole population. This individual-level approach is rooted in assumption-based practices, leading to a narrow understanding of design.
The origins of UX design in fields like Ergonomics and HMI, coupled with influences from cognitive psychology, have shaped its problem-solving paradigm. This has limited its ability to address broader socio-cultural contexts, as it heavily concentrates on the brain and individual traits.
#human-centered-design #socio-cultural-practices #assumption-based-practices #problem-solution-paradigm
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