Do Design Outcomes Get Influenced by Type of User Data? An Experimental Study with Primary and Secondary User Research Data

Dahiya, Abhishek; Kumar, Jyoti

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-02053-8_30

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“…Norman, (2005) argued for a holistic approach, cautioning against a narrow focus on users at the expense of broader considerations such as economic goals, societal needs and consideration of all stakeholders. Comparative studies by Nishikawa et al (2013) and Dahiya and Kumar (2019) explored the influence of user-generated data on design outcomes, emphasizing the value of primary user research data in the design process. Poetz and Schreier (2012) compared the ideas generated by designers and users; they found that user-generated ideas had higher novelty and customer value than designer-generated ideas.…”

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Human- and design-centric source: comparison using requirements checklist

Naik,

Srinivasan

2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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The overall aim is to assess the superior of human- or design-centric source. This research compares the categories covered in a checklist by pain-points and needs identified individually using human- and design-centric sources. Data from 6 projects of a design course is used. It is found that there is no significant difference in the number of categories covered by pain-points and needs but the categories are not the same. This calls for integrating both sources in comparison to using only one source for designing which can potentially help to identify diverse and relevant outcomes.

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Section: Literature Review and Research Objectivementioning

confidence: 99%

Human- and design-centric source: comparison using requirements checklist

Naik,

Srinivasan

2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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“…There are several studies reported in literature that aims to investigate the effect of various stimuli on design thinking. Studies reported in literature indicated differences in design thinking pattern of designers while working with user information (So and Joo, 2017) in various formats (Dahiya and Kumar, 2019), with additional training like empathy exercises etc. However, there is a dearth of literature on how user information affects the HCI design thinking process of a designer.…”

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A Neurophysiological Investigation of Design Thinking Process in Human-Computer Interaction Design

2020

Proceedings of the 14 Th International Conference on Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction 2020 and 13 Th International Con

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This paper investigates the design thinking process of a designer while solving a Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) design problem. HCI design requires a considerable amount of user information to take design-related decisions. HCI designers are often asked to think through the user's mental models and cognitively empathize with the users while designing. Due to this, designers collect and refer user data to develop more user-friendly products. But with increased use and reliance on user data to solve complex interaction design problems, it becomes important to investigate how the design thinking process of a designer is affected by the introduction of user information. The experimental study presented in this paper is aimed to understand the transformations in design thinking process with the introduction of user information.

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Direct User Behavior Data Leads to Better User Centric Thinking than Role Playing: An Experimental Study on HCI Design Thinking

Dahiya

Kumar

2020

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Do Design Outcomes Get Influenced by Type of User Data? An Experimental Study with Primary and Secondary User Research Data

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Human- and design-centric source: comparison using requirements checklist

Human- and design-centric source: comparison using requirements checklist

A Neurophysiological Investigation of Design Thinking Process in Human-Computer Interaction Design

Direct User Behavior Data Leads to Better User Centric Thinking than Role Playing: An Experimental Study on HCI Design Thinking

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