Interaction Design Concept Research Articles

Expanding the Concept of Sustainable Interaction Design: A Systematic Review

This paper presents a systemic literature review of Sustainable Interaction Design. We use the PRISMA model to guide the review. In the analysis of the identified papers, we identify an emergent and significant shift in the discourse on Sustainable Interaction Design from its original introduction in 2007. The shift in discourse concerns extensions both in the methodology as well as the impact, which is oddly underexplored. Regarding the methodology, we found that the objectives of sustainability are pursued by the concrete features of designed artifacts or through the use impact of design and that the design contains a process of learning for all participating parties, captured in the notion of sustainability in designing. By complementing this with the pursued impact of social, environmental, and economic sustainability, we point to where the current research tends to cluster, which areas are underexplored, and, thus, where new research agendas are needed. Here, the limited interest in studying how Interaction Design fosters sustainability while including an economic perspective stands out. In the concluding parts of this paper, we propose future research trajectories of SID and speculate and discuss opportunities and challenges for future research.

Complex cultural space Framework based on Richard Buchanan's Interaction Design Concept

Complex cultural space Framework based on Richard Buchanan's Interaction Design Concept

The Role of Color Psychology in Interaction Design

Interaction design is a multidisciplinary profession in which psychology plays an important role. The purpose of design is to solve the problem, and a better solution can provide a better user experience, so the key to our user experience lies in the user's psychology. As early as the end of the Spring and Autumn period in China, the first theoretical document on design "Kaogong Ji" recorded the "five elements and five colors" (color), and the importance and role of humanistic care for design. Color affects our perceptual system, and color psychology is a subjective feedback to the objective world. On the basis of introducing the concept of color psychology and interaction design, the principles and methods of interaction design are proposed by using color psychology.

BIMBINGAN BELAJAR INTERAKTIF KOTA BANJARMASIN

Most of the tutoring institutions in Banjarmasin City are less interactive and less interesting from an architectural perspective. This impacted on the decrease in atmosphere and quality of learning, as well as interest in learning. The atmosphere and quality of learning in tutoring institutions can be improved through architectural design with interactive design concepts and contemporary architectural method approaches. The interactive design concept focuses on the shape of the space and location of the tutoring to build a learning atmosphere that is interactive and psychologically interesting. The tutoring institution design uses contemporary architectural approach in order to optimize the interactive design concept.

Redesigning Museum Display Models in The Context of Digitalization

After decades of digital tide washing the world, even one of the most sacred existences in human life, art, has to go through evolution and make some adaptions. The materials used in artists' creations, the artworks' presence in time and space as objects, and the economic properties of art have all been changed drastically as a response to the rapidly growing cybernetic world. An increasing number of digital artworks show up on the internet every day, whether they are the documentation of physical artworks in the real world or completely digital pieces that only live in the cybernetic world. Accordingly, the relationship between the online audience and digital works has completely changed their interactions. Museum professionals, public audiences, educators, and so many other roles in the art-viewing activity are having mixed opinions about dealing with art in virtual spaces. They need a more accurate understanding of the meaning and value of the artworks they are viewing. Therefore, how to apply digital media technology to facilitate a better creative experience between viewers and digital physical artworks will be a very important and challenging issue. This paper firstly explains the definition and development history of digital museum exhibition; secondly analyzes the current research status of digital museum exhibition technology and its application areas at home and abroad; then discusses the factors affecting the audience's viewing behavior from the user's perspective, namely: human psychological factors (including cognitive factors, emotional factors, motivation), environmental factors (including social and cultural factors, natural environmental factors); finally The construction method of the virtual exhibition system based on the concept of interaction design is discussed in combination with the above two aspects, and the model can effectively improve the audience's visiting experience through examples.

Research on the design method of rural public space based on aesthetic interaction concept

Rural public space is not only the carrier of rural residents ' daily life and public activities, but also the link to maintain villagers ' community feelings and the support of traditional culture. It plays a crucial role in rural construction. At present, designers for the design of rural public space, still stay in the " function " level. Based on the concept of aesthetic interaction , this paper applies the concept of interaction design to architectural design , discusses the feasibility of applying " beauty " as the entry point and " interaction " as the core design method in the design of rural public space , and summarizes a set of reasonable and effective design methods from the three aspects of spatial function compound , in the locality and perceptual guidance .

1972: Una formulación sudamericana del concepto de interfaz.

From the educational Chilean national design school reform in 1928 under Vkhutemas, Poland and vernacular indigenous geometric art influence, with an abrupt interruption in 1929, up to Gui Bonsiepe’s design development for the Production Development Corporation (CORFO), interrupted in September 1973, we can distinguish a period in both Chilean and Latin American history, where different design definitions emerged as the main axis for a possible and effective self-determination.
 This meant that various public policies, with greater or lesser continuity, were gradually consolidating development through added value. Symbolically at least, public policies focused on reversing the process of dependence on small economies, countering the endogenous system of exclusive production of raw materials with little added value.
 Within this period we witness two conjunctures that come together as exceptional situations that go beyond the adoption of an external productive system: the consolidation of these objectives took place in the formulation of the interface interaction design concept in 1972, at the same time as the 3rd United Nations Conference to Trade and Development (UNCTAD III) was being held in Chile, a great interface that would articulate a decentralized development model on a global scale.
 The interaction design at that time, even more than before, became a strategic tool to materialize the aspirations of own technological development, linked to other areas of the country’s economy and culture, particularly in the project of decentralized administration of the state companies, which included the hitherto unprecedented transmission of information in real time, the Cybersynor Synco project.

Research on University Service Environment Design Under the Concept of Interaction Design

With the progress of society, the change of economic environment, the transformation of educational methods and the emergence of new technologies, more and more scholars have begun to pay attention to and promote the construction of campus space and innovative research. Campus service space is the intersection of teachers and students, environment and space, and its role is increasingly recognized by teachers and students. Based on the current situation of the use of university service environment and the actual needs of users as the starting point, through the analysis of the concept and method of interaction design, this paper discusses the design method of university campus service environment based on the concept of interaction design.

Interactive Landscape Design and Application Effect Evaluation of Community Sports Park by Wireless Communication Technology

To improve the comprehensive quality of urban community sports parks and enhance the modern life quality of residents, first, wireless communication technology is discussed. Second, the construction of community sports parks and the concept of interaction design (IxD) are explored. Finally, a comprehensive assessment of the construction of sports facilities in the park is carried out. In the research method, a field investigation is carried out on the sports park built in Chongqing first, and the research content is designed according to the investigation results. Then, the current sports park construction results are investigated and evaluated by means of a questionnaire survey. The research results show that the five community sports parks in Chongqing still need to be improved in terms of their comprehensive construction. The most obvious in terms of their essential functions is the Yangtianwo community sports park, which has the lowest comprehensive score of 29 (total score is 60). Subsequently, in the comprehensive evaluation of community sports parks, Yangtianwo has the lowest satisfaction evaluation. Finally, in the evaluation of wireless communication technology, residents have the lowest satisfaction with Dashuijing community sports park, and the evaluation score is 20 (total score is 30). It denotes that the comprehensive evaluation of Yangtianwo is the worst among the five community sports parks. The research not only provides a reference for the construction of community sports parks in Chongqing but also contributes to the comprehensive development of community sports parks.

The effects of dynamic prompt and background transparency of hover feedback design on the user interface of shopping websites

PurposeThe implementation of interaction design concepts to facilitate communication between users and shopping websites has gained increasing attention in recent years. Mouse hover is a vital interaction method for users to access shopping sites and significantly impacts their decision-making experience. A well-designed mouse hover function can effectively enhance the user's search performance and improve the user experience. The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the dynamic prompt designs at the hover position and the degree of feedback transparency may affect the user's task performance and personal feelings when operating the hover function on the shopping website.Design/methodology/approachThe study employed two independent variables in the experiments: dynamic prompt and background transparency of hover feedback. A between-subject design of 2 (single flicker and continuous flicker) × 3 (transparency at 0%, 25%, and 50%) was adopted in the experiment. A total of 60 participants were invited to participate in the experiment using the purposive sampling method. Participants were asked to complete four operation tasks, and the time of each was recorded. They were then asked to complete the system usability scale (SUS) questionnaire and conduct subjective evaluations before they were briefly interviewed.FindingsThe generated results revealed that: (1) In the interaction with a shopping website, the degree of background transparency of hover feedback affected the participants' task performance. (2) The effect of a single flicker had significantly higher subjective evaluation results regarding the degree of rationality compared with a continuous flicker. (3) The participants' perceptions of the information clarity were affected when the background transparency of hover feedback was 50%. (4) The effect of a continuous flicker was better than that of a single flicker when the background transparency of hover feedback was 25%. The participants' attraction to a continuous flicker was significantly higher than that of a single flicker. Nonetheless, when the degree of background transparency was at 0% or 50%, the results were the opposite.Originality/valueThe findings generated from the research can be a reference for the development of hover operation in the user interface design for shopping websites.

Textile Design and Product Innovations from Adinkra and Bogolanfini Ideographic Mergers

This study seeks to introduce an interactive design concept by merging Adinkra and Bogolanfini symbols into textile designs and convert them into utilitarian products. The qualitative research design method and the human-centred design approach were employed to identify, understand and assess how effective Adinkra and Bogolanfini ideographs can be adapted for textile designs and other product applications. The target samples for this study comprises variety of Adinkra symbols and Bogolanfini patterns. The significance of sampling in this study was to select suitable kinds of Adinkra and Bogolanfini patterns. Lines, shapes and texture were utilised to determine which particular symbols were included and which were not suitable. The CorelDraw vector software was used to convert and develop images of the Adinkra symbols and Bògòlanfini patterns and then manipulated into the final textile design. The design outcomes are indicative of the fact that varieties of Adinkra symbols and Bogolanfini patterns are prospective image resources for textile designs. The study recommends that textile design students and practitioners at various institutions and dispositions should be encouraged to explore the breadth of ideographs available across the West African sub-region for design ideas.

An interactive design for sustainable oxygen capacity in alkali-ion batteries

This research paper suggests the interactive design frameworks between sodium- and lithium-ion cathodes by mimicking the critical features shown in sodium-ion cathodes to rationally harness the nonhysteretic and reversible oxygen redox.

A novel explainable COVID-19 diagnosis method by integration of feature selection with random forest

Several Artificial Intelligence-based models have been developed for COVID-19 disease diagnosis. In spite of the promise of artificial intelligence, there are very few models which bridge the gap between traditional human-centered diagnosis and the potential future of machine-centered disease diagnosis. Under the concept of human-computer interaction design, this study proposes a new explainable artificial intelligence method that exploits graph analysis for feature visualization and optimization for the purpose of COVID-19 diagnosis from blood test samples. In this developed model, an explainable decision forest classifier is employed to COVID-19 classification based on routinely available patient blood test data. The approach enables the clinician to use the decision tree and feature visualization to guide the explainability and interpretability of the prediction model. By utilizing this novel feature selection phase, the proposed diagnosis model will not only improve diagnosis accuracy but decrease the execution time as well.

Research on the Application of Interaction Design in the Functional Design of Intelligent-home Products

The networking operation of intelligent-home products can expand more functions and bring consumers more in-depth interactive experience. The effective integration of interaction design, intelligence and info tech in intelligent-home products can effectively solve the shortcomings and problems of home market products. Based on this, this paper first analyses the concept and value of product functional interaction design, then studies the functional design of intelligent-home products based on interaction design, and finally gives the utilization strategy of interactive design in the functional design of intelligent-home products.

Research on multidisciplinary integrated design showing spatial and interactive design characteristics

This study takes the interactive design in the display space, reference collection and case analysis, through the development of technology, from a simple unilateral communication with people and things as the boundary, to a two-way communication between people and things, and people and space. Consumers want to experience the maximum happiness, surprises and sadness rather than simple functional and physical conditions. Such a desire leads to changes in spatial patterns, where space is used not only for physical functions, but as an interactive medium for communication and experience. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to define the concept of interaction design of display space; grasp the interaction design characteristics of display space; on the basis, propose the development direction of display space interaction design. This article hopes that through the examples of display space communicated to many users, restore the concept and characteristics of display space interaction design, apply the interactive design to the display space, and conduct case analysis and design expression of cultural display, public relations display and sales display in the display space.The results and contents of the study are as follows: First, interactive design has made good use of visual factors. Compared with publicity and sales display, cultural display can also stimulate various senses in addition to visual factors. Secondly, cultural display can maximize the display intention that artists want to convey through interactive design. Publicity and display can improve the brand image, and sales display can immediately promote sales. Again, when entering the restricted space, the movement of the subject is for interaction, while in the open space, the interaction induces consumer attention and behavior through the movement of information. Finally, culture, advocacy, and sales displays are focused, immersive, and visibility to deliver new experiences by visually presenting visual changes to consumers. Therefore, the existing one-sided visual paradigm is broken, and the vision of interactive communication becomes possible, which is also the ultimate purpose of displaying the spatial interaction design. Based on these studies, we expect that the interactive design of presentation space can induce various sensory experiences to immerse people in positive displays, and that technology-based interactive users will broader as technology evolves. Based on this, the future research hopes to help the interactive design development of various exhibition space.

Research on the Application of Network Interaction Design Concept in Industrial Product Design

With the popularity of the Internet, people have higher and higher requirements for industrial product (hereinafter referred to as IP), which requires us to continuously enhance the Interaction design (hereinafter referred to as ITD) in industrial product design (hereinafter referred to as IPD). Through ITD, we can improve work efficiency, which will strengthen the connotation of the product and the idea of expression. ITD is one of the earliest methods applied in the field of computer, which will improve the communication between human and computer in vision, hearing, touch and other aspects. However, with the rapid development of computer technology, the concept of ITD has been applied to industrial design, which has become the main method to achieve functional interaction. Through the concept of ITD, we can meet the needs of society, which will improve the interaction between human and industrial design. Interaction is bilateral, which will be affected by both human and industrial design. Therefore, we must strengthen the application of network ITD in IPD. Firstly, this paper analyzes the value of interactive design in industrial design. Then, this paper analyzes the main methods of interactive design in IPD. Finally, an application example in IPD is presented.

Graphic Development Environment in Interactive Computer Interior Design

In the process of interactive design generally through the interior design graphics to achieve customer needs, interactive design is a new type of green design system, at present, has been widely used in computer web production, industrial product design, furniture manufacturing and other fields. With the continuous development of computer technology, the human-computer interaction problem is gradually reflected. In order to effectively solve this problem, we add the concept of interaction design into the field of architectural design. The interactive design is combined with the characteristics of architectural design to analyze the architectural design. In this paper, the composition, technology platform and operation mode of the interactive design system are analyzed and studied, and the residential building technology is discussed from these three aspects. In addition, it is applied to the actual case, through the use of digital design, numerical control processing simulation experiment, image experiment and other scientific research methods, the residential building space environment design experimental study. This will also lead to reference standards for green interior design of public and industrial buildings.

The anthropophagic studio: towards a critical pedagogy for interaction design

ABSTRACT The design studio is the standard approach for interaction design education in the Global North. Nevertheless, in the Global South, this approach is not directly applicable due to authoritarian educational systems founded on colonialist ideologies. This research reports on an attempt to appropriate the design studio and fundamental interaction design concepts in Brazil. Following the anthropophagy tradition of hybridization, the foreign concepts were not rejected but devoured and digested together with Global South concepts, such as radical alterity, mediation, and oppression to form what we call the anthropophagic studio. The process gradually revealed to students and researchers the role of interaction design in reproducing other historical oppressions beyond colonialism. This finding points to the need for a critical pedagogy that can aptly tackle technology-mediated oppression.

The Interaction Design Process in View of Teamwork Principles

Since most of the products around us have turned into interactive digital products, the interaction design has become the most applied design, which makes it the subject of continuous development and revision. The research problem is that there are no controls to regulate the practicing of the interactive design process activities according to teamwork principles. Teamwork principles are the context of the actual work during the practicing of the interaction design process. In addition, the lack of clarity of tasks required from the various disciplines involved during practicing the interactive design process activities. The research aims to emphasize the necessity of practicing the interactive design process activities through the principles of teamwork, and then regulating the role of different disciplines in the stages of the interaction design process. The importance of the research is since it lays down rules for the application of the interaction design process through the principles of teamwork, which facilitates the communication and work of different disciplines together to achieve the desired goals, and it codifies the role of different disciplines in the application of the interaction design program. The research uses the inferential analysis method to analyze information and reach the results. The concept of interaction design, different disciplines related to interaction design, basic activities of the interaction design process and key characteristics of the interactive design process activities were presented. Definitions of teamwork, group thinking, the most important characteristics of teamwork, its principles, and the tasks organized for its application were also presented. The results of the research were reached by affirming the necessity of practicing the interactive design process activities according to teamwork principles. This research defines and regulates the role of the different disciplines at each stage of the interaction design process. That leads the team to work together as a successful multidisciplinary team.The research aims to clarify the role of the interaction design in changing user behavior. By setting some of the basic elements, the interaction designer can direct the user to positive behavior. The importance of the research lies in setting a set of basic elements guiding the interaction designer to take into consideration when designing interactive products to persuade users to change their behavior. These elements can convert undesirable tasks into desirable tasks, or direct user’s behavior to positive behavior. The research uses the inferential analysis method to analyze information and reach the results. The concept of the interaction design, its goals, characteristics, and some principles of interaction design and how it affects the user’s behavior were presented. Usability, examples for interactive products and how it can change the behavior of users were also presented. The results of the research were that users’ behavior could be guided by three basic elements which are the interface appearance of the interactive product, the emotional responses by converting undesirable tasks into desirable and motivating tasks, and the third element is to improve the usability and the way of interaction. These three elements are essential to an interaction designer to take into consideration when designing interactive products.

Socio-cultural factors and capacity building in Interaction Design: Results of a video diary study in Botswana

Abstract This paper presents the results of a video diary study that was conducted with ten novice interaction designers in Botswana, to investigate socio-cultural factors (SCFs) in interaction design. The overall aim of this research is to gain new insights into design behaviour in different cultures in order to inform international interaction design capacity building. To this end, this research investigates what SCFs are considered during the design process, which are accounted for in prototype designs and which interaction design concepts participants use to implement SCFs in their designs. The results reveal 13 categories of SCFs considered during the design process, 10 of which were implemented in prototypes. Participants used five main interaction design concepts to implement SCFs: simplicity, wearable devices, accessibility, universal design, and conversational interaction. In addition, they tended to rely on adaptations to existing products rather than creating new designs. Recommendations for capacity building include the need to identify concrete examples and alternative interaction design concepts that focus on a wider set of SCFs; and to draw upon the synergy between local product design practices and interaction design practices in order to learn how to transition SCFs into interactive products.