Designing for People: An Introduction to Human Factors Engineering
by John D Lee, Christopher D. Wickens, Yili Liu, Linda Ng Boyle
This book offers a comprehensive introduction to human factors engineering, guiding readers through the principles of designing systems that accommodate human strengths and weaknesses. Authored by experts John D. Lee, Christopher D. Wickens, Yili Liu, and Linda Ng Boyle, it explores how to enhance usability, safety, and performance in technology and environments. Ideal for students and practitioners in engineering and design fields.
About This Book
Designing for People introduces the core concepts of human factors engineering, focusing on how human abilities and constraints influence system design. The book covers essential principles for integrating human performance into engineering practices.
Authors John D. Lee, Christopher D. Wickens, Yili Liu, and Linda Ng Boyle draw on established knowledge to explain methods for evaluating and improving human-system interactions. It emphasizes practical applications in various fields.
The text serves as an accessible entry point for students and professionals seeking to understand how design decisions impact safety, efficiency, and usability. It highlights the importance of considering human factors in technology development.
Through clear explanations and examples, the book illustrates key topics such as perception, cognition, and ergonomics in engineering contexts. It aims to equip readers with tools for more effective and humane design solutions.
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