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Pattern 33: Context-sensitive contact link |
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You want to provide THE HUMAN TOUCH (30) and use THE RHETORIC OF
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE (20).
The problem is to direct the user to the contact that can help with the problem being solved. Is this a query
about an order or a product specification?
Therefore
Create a set of forms or menus that ask the user about the problem he is trying to solve. Associate reasoning
about the suitability of the contacts you will suggest to the use cases.
This pattern is terminal within this language.
Contributors and sources
Richard Dué, Detlef Vollmann
In order to direct the user to the contact who can be most helpful we need to know what she is doing. The simplest
way to obtain this knowledge is to ask but, even then, we need to interpret the answer. The soundest way to do
this is to base our reasoning on the known use cases (pattern 3).
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