Titlebook: Design, User Experience, and Usability; 12th International C Aaron Marcus,Elizabeth Rosenzweig,Marcelo M. Soare Conference proceedings 2023

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Ralph Heu?lein,Heribert Gras,Werner Gnatzyigate how people feel about a system. However, we must take into account that traditional evaluation methods, whether interviews or surveys are based on self-reported data, which are often exposed to social desire. Therefore, by obtaining additional information from the user‘s interaction with the s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6697-9isting UX evaluation methods tend to require high levels of human involvement in data collection and analysis. This makes the ongoing UX monitoring particularly challenging, especially given the increasing number of products, growing user base and associated data. Thus, there is a strong demand in d

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Ralph Heu?lein,Heribert Gras,Werner Gnatzyeen positioning user experience (UX) research as the cornerstone of the competitiveness of their products and services. However, UX data analysis can be costly and demanding in terms of monetary and human resources, making it imperative to develop a cost-effective solution to assist UX evaluation. I

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6695-5on experience of smart watch devices, and few existing studies have concerned the relationship between vibration frequency and intensity. In this paper, we focused on the intensity and frequency of smartwatch vibration in notification scenarios. Twelve participants were recruited to experience smart

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Moisture-Harvesting Reptiles: A Reviewneeds of Chinese kitchen tableware from easy placement to thorough cleaning. However, it needs related research for the Chinese market and product design. This paper presents a human-centered design research from ethnographic studies, usability testing sessions, to design validation based on the exp