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How do emotions evolve? The effect of emotions in the interactive scenes of a new product trial
As people pay more attention to users’ subjective experiences, emotion becomes more important for productions and designers. Emotion has been defined, classified, and evaluated through interaction process in different fields, but how emotions evolve during user interaction and affect the user experience bring a new research topic. In this paper, emotions are divided into instantaneous emotions (IE) and perceived emotions (PE) for research. As a result, different IE have different evolution rules (Curious trends to stay, Amazed trends to transform), and certain PE do have significant effects on user experience in different stages. Also, we find non-correspondence between IE and PE. The results provide designers with more details of users’ feedback and bring more help for emotion prediction and user experience evaluation.
How do emotions evolve? The effect of emotions in the interactive scenes of a new product trial
As people pay more attention to users’ subjective experiences, emotion becomes more important for productions and designers. Emotion has been defined, classified, and evaluated through interaction process in different fields, but how emotions evolve during user interaction and affect the user experience bring a new research topic. In this paper, emotions are divided into instantaneous emotions (IE) and perceived emotions (PE) for research. As a result, different IE have different evolution rules (Curious trends to stay, Amazed trends to transform), and certain PE do have significant effects on user experience in different stages. Also, we find non-correspondence between IE and PE. The results provide designers with more details of users’ feedback and bring more help for emotion prediction and user experience evaluation.
How do emotions evolve? The effect of emotions in the interactive scenes of a new product trial
Zhou, Yi (author) / Xiang, Wei (author) / Jiang, Hao (author) / Zuo, Kui (author) / Lu, Yujia (author)
The Design Journal ; 27 ; 934-953
2024-09-02
20 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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