Interaction Design and Metaphor through a Physical and Digital Taxonomy

Mahut, Theo; Bouchard, Carole; Omhover, Jean-François; Favart, Carole; Esquivel, Daniel

doi:10.1007/s12008-017-0419-7

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“…Já o uso (usabilidade) foi definido na ISO, como a extensão em que um produto pode ser utilizado para atingir determinados objetivos com eficácia, eficiência e satisfação sob determinadas circunstâncias (Al-Tahat, 2020). A usabilidade é tida como parte fundamental da UX (Lallemand et al, 2015), no entanto, Mahut et al (2018) ressalta a interdependência da UX com outros fatores tais como o design e ambiente.…”

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“…O UX, é diretamente relacionadas ao desenvolvimento de softwares e aplicativos (Mahut et al, 2018;Santosa, 2016) e também a percepção dos usuários durante a interação com softwares (Mahut et al, 2018). Como consequência das interações durante o ciclo da UX, os usuários vivenciam experiencias emocionais como satisfação, motivação, expectativas, humor, entre outras (Luther et al, 2020;Mahut et al, 2018). Os sentimentos e emoções vivenciadas durante a UX podem levar a diferentes percepções de acordo com o estágio ou momento da interação e também de acordo com características pessoais dos envolvidos (Alhadreti, 2020).…”

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User experience and value: a bibliometric study

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This research aimed to explore the literature on user experience (UX) and its correlation with perceived values. While previous studies have often examined UX and value in isolation, our study bridges this gap, highlighting their intertwined relationship. Utilizing a rigorous methodology, a bibliometric review was conducted on the Scopus and Web of Science databases, encompassing articles from 1966 to 2023. The research protocol was validated by a panel of experts, including three doctors and two specialists. Our findings revealed recurrent themes around usability, design, productivity, and the psychological aspects of value and UX. The results underscore the pressing need for a deeper understanding of the UX-value relationship. This study offers valuable insights for both practitioners and academics, emphasizing the significance of articles that delve into UX and perceived value. From a management perspective, our research underscores the importance of UX-centric planning in software development, ensuring the integration of value-driven actions grounded in empirical research

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“…First, when serving as a communication channel, metaphors enable users to establish an efective mental model for the rapid transfer of input information to knowledge that they have acquired [83,141]. For example, Mahut et al [94] formalized the relationship between user experience, interaction, and metaphors. The authors presented a taxonomy to understand interactive products' physical and digital properties by integrating the notion of metaphor.…”

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Metaphoraction: Support Gesture-based Interaction Design with Metaphorical Meanings

Sun

Wang

Liu

et al. 2022

ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact.

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Previous user experience research emphasizes meaning in interaction design beyond conventional interactive gestures. However, existing exemplars that successfully reify abstract meanings through interactions are usually case-specific, and it is currently unclear how to systematically create or extend meanings for general gesture-based interactions. We present Metaphoraction, a creativity support tool that formulates design ideas for gesture-based interactions to show metaphorical meanings with four interconnected components: gesture , action , object , and meaning . To represent the interaction design ideas with these four components, Metaphoraction links interactive gestures to actions based on the similarity of appearances, movements, and experiences; relates actions to objects by applying the immediate association; bridges objects and meanings by leveraging the metaphor TARGET-SOURCE mappings. We build a dataset containing 588,770 unique design idea candidates through surveying related research and conducting two crowdsourced studies to support meaningful gesture-based interaction design ideation. Five design experts validate that Metaphoraction can effectively support creativity and productivity during the ideation process. The paper concludes by presenting insights into meaningful gesture-based interaction design and discussing potential future uses of the tool.

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“…For example, UX is defined as a person’s feeling of using products, services, or systems in a work environment, and how this feeling shapes one’s own as a professional image (Kaasinen et al, 2015). UX is also suggested as a dynamic phenomenon (Mahut et al, 2017a; Mahut et al, 2017b). The important components of UX are user and context, which originate from the characteristics of users and artifacts and interact in a specific context.…”

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Bibliometric and Visualized Analysis of User Experience Design Research: From 1999 to 2019

Zhang

Liu

et al. 2022

Sage Open

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With increasing research attention to user experience (UX), UX design (UXD) has gained concomitant interest. This study systematically reviews UXD research using a bibliometrical knowledge map. We collected and reviewed 14,825 documents to analyze UXD research from five perspectives: keyword trends, reference co-citation, author co-citation, categories, and author institutes. (a) UXD, as a research term, broadens the boundaries of experience and design and brings them together. (b) Publications in UXD focus on user, business, and technology orientation. (c) Author co-citation analysis reveals “invisible college networks” among UXD scholars. (d) Computer Science and Engineering are the most significant majors in UXD, although interdisciplinary research is common. (e) Research from the United States dominates. This review recognizes research gaps and future trends for conceptualizing and assessing UXD skills. The findings can benefit researchers, curriculum designers, and instructors.

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Interaction Design and Metaphor through a Physical and Digital Taxonomy

Cited by 8 publications

References 32 publications

User experience and value: a bibliometric study

User experience and value: a bibliometric study

Metaphoraction: Support Gesture-based Interaction Design with Metaphorical Meanings

Bibliometric and Visualized Analysis of User Experience Design Research: From 1999 to 2019

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