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User Experience Research Play Card in Augmented Reality: A sensemaking case study on designing Visibility and Modality

Authors: Liang, S., Dogan, H., Giff, S. and Barsoum, R.

Journal: 2024 10th International Conference on Virtual Reality, ICVR 2024

Pages: 127-132

DOI: 10.1109/ICVR62393.2024.10868803

Abstract:

Despite the existence of high-level guidelines and frameworks in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), there is a lack of specific user experience principles for designing augmented reality (AR). This paper proposed the creation of a series of user experience research (UXR) play cards aimed at providing UX practitioners concrete, AR-specific UX design based on The Point of view (POV) UXR playbook. Through the development of a series of 'Hidden Reality' and 'Modality' play cards, we propose a tool that not only enhances the design process but also enriches the overall AR experience for users, paving the way for more meaningful and engaging AR applications. At the heart of this process is the concept of sensemaking, a key method that clarifies the way forward, simplifies the upward journey of the UX's POV pyramid and offers profound insights into user needs and behaviours.

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/40900/

Source: Scopus

User Experience Research Play Card in Augmented Reality: A sensemaking case study on designing Visibility and Modality

Authors: Liang, S., Dogan, H., Giff, S. and Barsoum, R.

Pages: 127-132

Publisher: IEEE

Place of Publication: New York, NY

ISBN: 9798350364231

Abstract:

Despite the existence of high-level guidelines and frameworks in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), there is a lack of specific user experience principles for designing augmented reality (AR). This paper proposed the creation of a series of user experience research (UXR) play cards aimed at providing UX practitioners concrete, AR-specific UX design based on The Point of view (POV) UXR playbook. Through the development of a series of 'Hidden Reality' and 'Modality' play cards, we propose a tool that not only enhances the design process but also enriches the overall AR experience for users, paving the way for more meaningful and engaging AR applications. At the heart of this process is the concept of sensemaking, a key method that clarifies the way forward, simplifies the upward journey of the UX's POV pyramid and offers profound insights into user needs and behaviours.

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/40900/

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