Analysis of User Experience (UX) on Health-Tracker Mobile Apps

Suzianti, Amalia; Minanga, Rizky Puti; Fitriani, Felisa

doi:10.7763/ijcte.2017.v9.1148

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“…Products often need to conduct a final quality inspection before the market, but in a complex environment, artificially difficult to distinguish the subtle color differences of the product and the defects of the product [21]. erefore, the use of computers for automatic identification and tracking can maximize saving manpower and material resources and improve the product's qualification rate.…”

Section: Computer Visionmentioning

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Nonheritage Creative Product Design and Development and Marketing Strategies for Computer Vision and User Experience

Liu

Pan

Zhang³

et al. 2022

Security and Communication Networks

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With the rapid development of economic and culture, intangible cultural heritage has gradually moved towards the public, and at the same time, many cultural and creative products have been derived. In the face of fierce market competition, nonheritage and creative products gradually occupied a certain market share with their unique cultural heritage and won the love of some consumers. However, at the same time, the development of nonheritage and creative products cannot keep up with the market that is changing with each other, and the design and development of cultural and creative products are far behind market changes. Moreover, the recognition of some consumers cannot improve the booming development of nonheritage creative products, and the future development of nonheritage and creative products is facing a serious crisis. Computer vision has absolute advantages in image processing, which can help nonheritage products for development and design, and further improve the quality of the product. In the process of designing and developing a certain product, our commonly used research method is user experience. User experience strategies can help us design cultural and creative products that fit the characteristics of the times from the perspective of consumers. This article introduces the basic architecture and guidelines of the user experience strategy. In addition, the main research object of this article is nonheritage and creative products, which aims to explore how to use various design thinking methods to develop more valuable products. On this basis, this article integrates computer vision technology in the process of designing and development of nonheritage cultural and creative products and supplemented by user experience strategies to further innovate the design concept of cultural and creative products. Experiments show that the design and development of intangible cultural heritage products based on computer vision and user experience can effectively improve product quality, and the product qualification rate basically reaches 90%. At the same time, this move can further stimulate consumers' desire to purchase, and their purchase intention can reach up to 72%.

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Section: Computer Visionmentioning

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Nonheritage Creative Product Design and Development and Marketing Strategies for Computer Vision and User Experience

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Pan

Zhang³

et al. 2022

Security and Communication Networks

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“…User experiences analysis has to be conducted during specifying, designing, developing and implementing mobile application to matches the user's preferences [4] and to make mobile applications more effective, acceptable and useful. This can be done by looking and priorities the factors that positively influence UX in developing mobile applications.…”

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User Experience Model for Remote Envenomation Consultation Mobile Application with Decision Support Ability

Zainun

Lam

Bakar

et al. 2018

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Most industries have begun adapting mobile technology in their daily work included health domain. A group of clinical toxinology experts intend to adopt the mobile technology to provide the consultation services remotely. Current practice of the consultation service is using the communication application available in market which has limitation and not suitable in their context. Thus, a specific newly design mobile application should be developed for their case. To generate mobile applications and services that meet the user's expectations, the development of applications that emphasize user experience (UX) factor needs to be implemented. UX factors are heavily depending on the different user, system, context and temporal factors. There is lack of research of UX factors in the mobile health domain especially in the remote envenomation consultation mobile application. Therefore, the purpose and scope of this research is to identify UX factors from the perspective of system components for this type of mobile application. This paper gathered the UX definition, UX factor and UX model from the previous researches. The UX factors finding process included literature review and discussion with the clinical toxinology experts. UX factors have been identified and matched with the remote consultation mobile application context. At the end, we have derived a UX model for the remote envenomation consultation mobile application case. The UX model included four product features and seven UX factor. Product features involved information quality, user interface design, functionality and data visualisation. Whereas seven UX factor involved usefulness, effectiveness, efficiency, ease of use, aesthetic, trustworthy and stimulation. The presented UX Model contained specific factor for remote envenomation consultation mobile application. It can be a reference to develop a mobile application to meet the context and user expectation for the remote consultation case. Keywords-user experience; mHealth; remote consultation; user experiences factor; user experience models; factors influencing user experience.

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Improving food shopping behaviour: A model-based review of mobile applications to assist with healthy and sustainable grocery shopping

Blanke

Billieux

Vögele

2021

Computers in Human Behavior Reports

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Analysis of User Experience (UX) on Health-Tracker Mobile Apps

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Nonheritage Creative Product Design and Development and Marketing Strategies for Computer Vision and User Experience

Nonheritage Creative Product Design and Development and Marketing Strategies for Computer Vision and User Experience

User Experience Model for Remote Envenomation Consultation Mobile Application with Decision Support Ability

Improving food shopping behaviour: A model-based review of mobile applications to assist with healthy and sustainable grocery shopping

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