8º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design
Centro Universitário SENAC — São Paulo (SP)
Outubro/2008
Xdm – Métodos Extensíveis de Design
Xdm - Extensible Design Methods
Como citar
Resumo
Este artigo traz o resultado de um trabalho cujo foco é o desenvolvimento de um processo de design adequado à contemporaneidade cibernética. Como resultado principal, construímos um processo de concepção de artefatos que definimos como eXtensible Design Methods [XDM]. Os métodos propostos em XDM têm como princípio o uso do ciberespaço enquanto ambiente de apoio. Com essa estratégia, atribuímos um caráter contemporâneo à atividade de design, trazendo para o contexto da metodologia de design conceitos e hábitos ciberculturais.
Metodologia de Design, Internet, Cibercultura
Abstract
This article discusses the results of a work developed in the last few years by a group of lectures and students of the Department of Design of the UFPE, Brazil. Our focus is the development of a design process consistent with the cyber culture of these current times. The major outcome is a process for artefact design named as eXtensible Design Methods [XDM]. The methods proposed have as a fundamental assumption the use of the cyberspace as a supporting environment. This strategy, we believe, confers to the activity of design a contemporary quality, bringing concepts and practices of the cyber culture into the context of the methodology of design.
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