Cross-Cultural Touch-Based SNS Interface Design for the Elderly

Susilo, Fanny Febriani; Lee, Jung-Ho; Park, Ji‐Hyung; Park, Jung-Min

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-7605-3_184

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“…To broaden the reach of their systems, SNS designers should provide support for alternative methods of interaction (such as voice, tap, etc.). In this review, we found that older adults are increasingly positive towards voice command and other interaction features and desire that these be integrated in social media beyond what is currently available [11,13,34,43,45]. For instance, Coelho et al [11] found that some older adults reported that having an application talking to them could make them feel less alone.…”

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“…[34, 48] Reduce the amount of content/information that shows up. [2,42,43] Ensure text information can be easily comprehended.…”

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“…This implies that some older adults may have difficulty knowing when and what to press, or which buttons are functional on Social Media. As older adults may not be as savvy as their younger counterparts, it is important for SNS designers to enable meaningful classification of contents to make it easier for them to use [43].…”

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“…To further improve older adults' interaction with SNS, Susilo et al [43] recommended using single touch-based interaction. A few studies focused on the use of tablets and recommended alternate navigation approaches such as using gestures and tilting for menu navigation and scrolling tasks [11], and the use of two-step tap interactions to separate exploration and activation of interface elements 8 .…”

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Guidelines for Designing Social Networking Sites for Older Adults: A Systematic Review with Thematic Synthesis

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Social networking site (SNS) inaccessibility remains a barrier for many older adults. Increasingly, research has sought to address these shortcomings with recommendations for design. However, commercial uptake of these findings remains limited, in part, due to the scattering of recommendations across publications, heterogeneity in the SNS systems and features examined, and a lack of sensitivity within the existing guidelines to the heterogeneity of the target demographic. To counter these challenges, we conducted a systematic review following a thematic synthesis approach of 25 empirical studies on SNS design recommendations for older adults. From these, we synthesized a cohesive set of ten distinct design recommendations. These include ensuring an easy-to-use interface, improving social connection features, ensuring personal privacy, and introducing customized features and personalized content. In synthesizing the results, particular care was taken to capture the ways in which population diversity moderates recommendations. The results of this review can serve as a resource for designers and practitioners working on inclusive SNS for older adults. They also highlight the need for additional research into understanding user diversity in relation to SNS accessibility.

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“…[34, 48] Reduce the amount of content/information that shows up. [2,42,43] Ensure text information can be easily comprehended.…”

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“…A reliability test was conducted to identify weaknesses in the instrument and research procedure before the actual survey. Besides that, a reliability test was also done to make sure all questionnaire items were free from any errors [60]. For the pilot study, 50 questionnaires were distributed and only 35 were returned.…”

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Impact of Power Distance Cultural Dimension in E-Learning Interface Design Among Malaysian Generation Z Students

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Adapting the user's cultural background to Interface Design (ID) can increase student engagement in elearning. The cultural dimensions of Hofstede's model have often been used as guidelines when adapting cultural interface design. As Malaysia's power distance cultural dimension has a perfect full score based on Hofstede's model, many interface developers tend to be guided solely based on the power distance cultural dimension. Therefore, this study aims to identify the impact of the power distance cultural dimension in e-learning interface design in Malaysia. A survey was conducted among generation Z students in public universities in Malaysia and collected 367 data. This study found that the power distance index of e-learning interface design by generation Z students in Malaysia scored 63, compared to the score from Hofstede's study, which was scored 100. Generation Z students in Malaysia disagreed with using images of leaders and theme colour of institutions in e-learning. They prefer the image element related to students and learning. It was also found that students want the theme colours of e-learning are not the formal colours of the institution. However, they still want the official logo of the institution to be presented in the e-learning interface. Therefore, this study can help e-learning interface developers design a worthy interface for generation Z students which increases student engagement in e-learning.

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Cross-Cultural Touch-Based SNS Interface Design for the Elderly

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Guidelines for Designing Social Networking Sites for Older Adults: A Systematic Review with Thematic Synthesis

Guidelines for Designing Social Networking Sites for Older Adults: A Systematic Review with Thematic Synthesis

Impact of Power Distance Cultural Dimension in E-Learning Interface Design Among Malaysian Generation Z Students

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