The customized product color interface for the interior decoration is designed to simulate the display of various color combination sofas in the interior of the room. There are 144 color combinations of the spatial image resulted from four the interior rooms and 36 popular color sofas. The image compositing technique is adopted to appear the 144 color combinations of the spatial image on computer screen. This study tests the experience of using the interface by the questionnaire for User Interface Satisfaction (QUIS). The results show that the high grade of evaluation items including wonderful, easy, satisfying, stimulating and flexible for the experience of users. Therefore, the entrepreneur who wants to display the color primarily commodity could using the customized color combination interface with 3D models for consumers to take opportunity to find the appropriate products to meet with the interior room, so as to shorten communication time between entrepreneurs and consumers.
The objective of this study is to investigate the interactive relationship between product color information and color combination interface on computer screen. In order to achieve the objective, this study takes the cell phone as an example. Also, two customized product color interfaces based on both three dimensional model product model and two dimensional product illustration displays via the marketing approach of experience economy are designed in the study. Furthermore, this study discusses user interface satisfaction of customized product color combination selection. It shows that both the interactive process and the resulting differ in three dimensional model display and two dimensional illustration display. It seems to be the best way for users to get a unique experience and a realistic feeling of the virtual product in 360 degrees with three dimensional model product model for displaying customized product color combination.
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