Titlebook: Design, User Experience, and Usability. Case Studies in Public and Personal Interactive Systems; 9th International Co Aaron Marcus,Elizabet

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PLANTY GO: A Smart Planter System to Relieve Stress and Anxiety of Urban Youngsters Planty Go focuses on supporting the emotions of youngsters and planting experience. So this paper introduces how to identify the problem through primary research and how to solve those problems with the Planty Go. Finally, this paper introduced a Heuristic Evaluation which helps designers improve this design continually.

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Conference proceedings 2020I 2020 proceedings...The 51 papers included in this volume were organized in topical sections on interactions in public, urban and rural contexts; UX design for health and well-being; DUXU for creativity, learning and collaboration; DUXU for culture and tourism..

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Lolly Maria Jose,S Sreehari,Arun Aravind power of setting communication norms and have the responsibility for the User-Centered Design approach in built environments. Elements of the “Language of the City” concept are explored and offered in a perspective of the User-Centered Design.

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Patrick Dielissen,Ingrid Koeterking a series of observations and performing system evaluation tests. We verify that the prototype provides an intuitive haptic experience and participants can identify directional patterns without requiring further instruction.

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Research on the Service Design of Smart Campus Based on Sustainable Strategy – Taking Smart Canteen smart campus in China, and then from the point of view of problems, this paper constructs the service system framework of smart campus with the method of sustainable design. Finally, author choses a campus scene, canteen, and uses the method of service design to verify the theory.

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Appropriation, Design and User Experience in Public Spaces as a Part of the Language of the City power of setting communication norms and have the responsibility for the User-Centered Design approach in built environments. Elements of the “Language of the City” concept are explored and offered in a perspective of the User-Centered Design.

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Interactive Pavement: Moving Spatial Surface to Dynamically Convey Informationking a series of observations and performing system evaluation tests. We verify that the prototype provides an intuitive haptic experience and participants can identify directional patterns without requiring further instruction.