Identifying Key Implication Factors to Influence the Approach and Promotion of the Sustainable Furniture-Sharing Platform in the Circular Economy in Bangkok, Thailand

Gesawahong, Sarunporn; Wongwatcharapaiboon, Jitiporn; Muangnapoh, Kullachate

doi:10.5334/fce.122

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“…UX design mechanism in circular economy should be modified to enable follow-up experiments and modification to facilitate understanding of changing user preferences without re-planning experience (Lin, 2018). However, best responding to the objectives of the platform and the user's expected needs of the user interface and UX of the platform was determined a key success factor for creating platforms in sustainable practices of circular economy (Gesawahong et al, 2021).…”

Section: Circular Economy and Uxmentioning

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Evaluating Usability and User Experience Amid COVID-19

Samawi,

Jraisat,

Khlaif

et al. 2023

International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction

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This research evaluates e-commerce platforms (ECP) amid the COVID-19 pandemic and investigates the relationship between usability and user experience (UX) and e-commerce platforms performance (ECPP) by testing online customer's interactions with online retailers. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses assessed the research constructs' dimensions, dimensionality, validity, and composite reliability, while structural path analysis tested the hypothesized model relationships. The empirical results indicate that six usability dimensional attributes are strategically significant antecedents to UX and ECPP: navigation, information architecture, value of content, satisfaction, aesthetics, and consistency and functionality. An integrated framework of usability and UX is recommended for retailers running their businesses on digital platforms. This research investigates usability, UX, and ECPP through understanding digital marketing frameworks in e-commerce stores in the COVID-19 context, shedding light on the strategic role of usability attributes and how they affect UX digital performance.

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Section: Circular Economy and Uxmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating Usability and User Experience Amid COVID-19

Samawi,

Jraisat,

Khlaif

et al. 2023

International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction

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“…The concept of the circular economy, besides living in balance with the natural environment (Azizli, 2021), is aiming for 'zero waste'; the transition towards CE is about closing the material flow loops and alleviating environmental challenges. However, multiple governance, economic, legal, socio-spatial and cultural, and behavioural barriers easily hamper this transition (Gesawahong et al, 2021;Heurkens and Dąbrowski, 2020;. Consequently, the question arises whether these barriers are generic and whether there are any place-specific barriers to CE transition.…”

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Efforts and Barriers Shifting a City Region Towards Circular Transition – Lessons from a Living Lab from Pécs, Hungary

Varjú

Óvári

Mezei

et al. 2022

Future Cities and Environment

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A Circular Economy is usually seen as achieving 'zero waste' and closing the material flow loops. However, multiple governance, economic, legal, socio-spatial, cultural, and behavioural barriers may easily hamper the transition. This study summarises the lessons learned from the waste flow analysis and living lab (LL) of a case study from the H2020 REPAiR project. It shows how the results of a waste flow analysis created for an urban area can help decision-makers to co-create new place-based eco-innovative solutions and hence shift the city towards circularity. At the same time, during the living lab process, it became clear that the decision support method alone is not enough to co-create or co-design new innovations, in addition the regulatory environment and the peculiarities of governance may also present multiple obstacles. The centralised governance in Hungary and the centralisation tendency in waste management and secondary resource use hamper efficient local resource management. The work in the LL showed that a centralised governance structure hinders not only the co-creation of new solutions but also the transfer of good practices from other peri-urban areas. This is important because a society that is generally less innovative and less developed at the beginning of sustainability transition is innovating for the first time via the transfer of eco-innovative solutions. Our paper shows that the governance structure of a given spatial unit (i.e. a city region) may be a significant factor in the successful or unsuccessful adoption of good practices and for the circular transition, as may system adaptability, the level of local technological development, the level of integration of actors, strategies, interests, and policy interventions.

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Green Home: A Reflection on the Relationship between Human and Furniture

Huang

Lin

et al. 2023

Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Identifying Key Implication Factors to Influence the Approach and Promotion of the Sustainable Furniture-Sharing Platform in the Circular Economy in Bangkok, Thailand

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Evaluating Usability and User Experience Amid COVID-19

Evaluating Usability and User Experience Amid COVID-19

Efforts and Barriers Shifting a City Region Towards Circular Transition – Lessons from a Living Lab from Pécs, Hungary

Green Home: A Reflection on the Relationship between Human and Furniture

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