Everything you ever wanted to know about contextual inquiry packaged into meme ready sound bites.
Bad:
Planning a contextual inquiry means to make sure that you can interview with the right users and that they are not entirely negative being interviewed with. In traditional interviews it is sometimes difficult to get interviewees to interview with, because they claim that they do not have got the time.
Badder:
When at the interview with the interviewee it is very important to have a focus, a focus can be seen as a number of assumptions and beliefs concerning what we want to accomplish and how we want to accomplish it (short example: “We’re building a system to handle customer inquiries. It is a straight-forward process. Should manage 100 customer inquiries a day”).
How about: When writing overviews of contextual inquiry, it’s important to make sure your sentences have focus.
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