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Author:       Aaron Marcus  

Design, User Experience, and Usability Design Philosophy, Methods, and Tools 1st Table of contents:

Reframed Contexts: Design Thinking for Agile User Experience Design

1. Introduction
2. Design Thinking
   • Design Thinking Process Models
   • Empathy – An Important Challenge in Design Thinking
   • Reframed Contexts in Design Thinking
3. Integrated Design Thinking Framework for Agile UX Design
4. Conclusions
5. References

An Individual Differences Approach to Design Fixation: Comparing Laboratory and Field Research

1. Introduction
   • Research Goals
2. Method
   • Participants – Laboratory
   • Materials and Procedure – Laboratory
   • Participants – Field
   • Method and Procedure – Field
3. Results
   • Laboratory
   • Field
4. Discussion
5. References

Techno-imagination and Implicit Knowledge

1. Introduction
2. Neutralization and Transparency
3. Medium Image and Concept
4. Conclusion
5. References

Context as a System, Product as a Component, and the Relationship as Experience

1. Background
2. Examples of New User Experience Design (UXD)
3. Method
   • Interviews
4. Result
   • Holistic and Systemic Perspectives
   • Design Research and Design Synthesis
   • Harmonious Relationship
5. Discussion
6. References

On the Poetry of Design

1. Introduction
2. Selected Works
3. Disciplines of the Original Design
   • Music
   • Philosophy
   • Rhetoric
   • Painting
   • Sculpture
   • Architecture
4. Relation to Interaction Design
5. Conclusion
6. References

Future Fashion – At the Interface

1. Introduction
2. Case Study – Prototype
3. Conclusions
4. References

Haptic Interface Aesthetics – ‘Feedback Loops, Live Coding and How to Harness the Potential of E

1. Introduction
2. The Expanded Field of Interface Aesthetics
3. Trans-Disciplinary Research Methodology
4. Prototypes and Directions for Future Work
5. Analysis
6. Case Studies
7. Reverse Predictive Practices
8. Conclusion and Future Work
9. References

Is Reality Real? Thoughts and Conjectures about Culture, Self, Intersubjectivity and Parallel Worlds

1. Introduction
2. What Is Virtual Reality (VR)?
3. Culture and Subjectivity in Virtual Environments
4. Self, Intersubjectivity and Semiotic Mediation
5. User-Centered Design and the Conception of Virtual Reality Environments
6. Conclusion
7. References

The Lack of Subjective Experience in Hybrid Intelligent Agents in Interactive Storytelling

1. Introduction
2. Distinctions between Objective Point of View and Subjective Experience
3. A Short Comparative Analysis of the Iago Character
   • Gaps in the Current Models
4. Lacanian Concepts for NPC Design
   • The Thing
   • Enjoyment
   • The Law and the Other
5. Conclusion
6. References

Towards Determinants of User-Intuitive Web Interface Signs

1. Introduction
2. Related Research
3. Research Method
4. Study Results
5. Conclusion and Future Work
6. References

Sci-Fi Movies and the Pessimistic View of the Future: Controlled Society of Totalitarianism

1. Introduction
2. Utopia and Dystopia
3. Dystopia in the Real World
4. How Can Dystopia Become Possible?
5. Dystopia and Future Technology
6. References

Interactive Design and the Human Experience: What Can Industrial Design Teach Us

1. Introduction
2. The User Experience
3. Design Choices
4. Safety
5. Conclusion
6. References

Location, Location, Location: About Home Networking Devices Location and Features

1. Introduction
2. Method
3. Results
   • Survey 1 Results
   • Survey 2- Location Investigation Results
4. Data Analysis and Design Concepts
5. Conclusion
6. References

Metacommunication and Semiotic Engineering: Insights from a Study with Mediated HCI

1. Introduction
2. Semiotic Engineering and End-User Metacommunication with the Web Navigation Helper
3. Evidence of End-User Semiotic Engineering
4. Investigating Metacommunication with WNH
5. Opportunity for New Kinds of HCI Research
6. References

Hypertext in Mutation: The Mapping of a Mythos

1. Introduction to Hypertext
   • The Conception of Hypertext
   • Metaphor and Its Influence on Developing Interfaces
   • Examples of Interfaces Using Metaphor
2. Mutations in Form
   • Storytelling and Gaming
   • The Rules of Engagement
3. Interface for Design Synthesis
   • Brief Proposal of Methodology
   • Workshops for Comparative Studies
4. References

Social Movement Information Design and a Curriculum of Proper Knowledge Consumption

1. Graphic and Information Design and Social Movements
2. A Tuftean Framework
3. Comparing Social Movements
   • Occupy Wall Street
   • Anti-SOPA/Anti-PIPA
   • Comparison
4. Application of the Tuftean Framework
5. Challenges to Information Design’s Objectivity
6. Otto Neurath, Isotype, and the Transformer
7. Moving Away from a Focus on the Design Side
8. References

Shifting the Focus: An Objective Look at Design Fixation

1. Introduction
   • Goals of the Research
2. Method
   • Participants
   • Materials
   • Procedure
3. Results
   • Subjective Recall of Eye Movements
   • Subjective Recall and Fixation Effects
   • Eye Movements and Fixation Effects
4. Discussion
5. References

Semiotics of Void and Information Representation

1. Void in Information Representation
2. West vs. East: Previous References to Void
3. Semiotic Modeling of Void
   • Model of Void
   • Kinds of Void
4. Towards a More Human-Oriented Information Representation
5. References

Of Hoverboards and Hypertext

1. Introduction
2. NLS/Augment
3. WorldWideWeb
4. HTML5 Augment
5. Grappling with the Future
   • Semantic Web
6. Conclusion
7. References

User-Mobile Phone Interactions: A Postphenomenology Analysis

1. Introduction
   • The Framework of Four Basic User-Artefact Relations
2. Case Analysis: The Village Phone Programme (VPP)
   • Making Calls
   • Incoming Calls
   • Standby
3. Discussions
4. References

Part II: Usability Methods and Tools

Assessing Designs of Interactive Voice Response Systems for Better Usability

1. Introduction
2. Information Space
3. Experiment Design
4. System Usage
5. Results and Analysis
   • Navigation
   • Relevance
   • Capacity
   • Analysis
6. Conclusions
7. References

User Interaction Forensics: Detecting and Interpreting the User’s Footprints during Touch Interaction

1. Introduction
2. Hypotheses
   • Hypothesis 1 – Precision
   • Hypothesis 2 – Handedness via Centroid
   • Hypothesis 3 – Handedness via Precision
   • Hypothesis 4 – Icon Bias
3. Experimental Design
   • Apparatus
   • Participants
   • Validity
4. Interpretation of the Results
   • Hypothesis 1 – Precision
   • Hypothesis 2 – Handedness via Centroid
   • Hypothesis 3 – Handedness via Precision
   • Hypothesis 4 – Icon Bias
5. Summary and Future Work
6. References

The Conjunction Fallacy and Its Impacts in the User’s Data Acquisition Process

1. Introduction
2. Case Studies
   • Case Study One
   • Case Study Two
   • Case Study Three
3. Conclusions and Final Considerations
4. References

Remote Usability Evaluation Using Eye Tracking Enhanced with Intelligent Data Analysis

1. Introduction
2. Tools Used in the Experiment
3. The Eye Tracking Experiment
4. Results of the Eye Tracking Experiment
5. Intelligent Data Analysis Application
6. Summary and Future Work
7. References

Beyond Satisfaction Questionnaires: “Hacking” the Online Survey

1. Introduction
   • Online Survey Tools
   • Content Hacks
   • Software Hacks
2. Design Comparisons
   • Simple Comparisons
   • Progressive Comparisons
3. Unmoderated Cognitive Walkthroughs
4. Interactive Images
5. Conclusion
6. References

A Component-Based Evaluation Protocol for Clinical Decision Support Interfaces

1. Introduction
2. Related Work
3. Context: The HA ANDS System
4. Methodology
   • Component Library
   • User Interview Protocol
   • Data Coding Scheme
5. Experiment
6. Results
7. Concluding Remarks
8. References

Human in the Loop: A Model to Integrate Interaction Issues in Complex Simulations

1. Introduction
2. Background
3. Activities
4. Results and Discussion
5. Conclusions
6. References

Towards a Holistic Tool for the Selection and Validation of Usability Method Sets Supporting Human-Centered Design

1. Introduction
2. Related Work
   • Existing Approaches
   • Potential for Improvement and Requirements
3. Methodology
   • Establishing the Method Collection
   • Method Selection
   • Validation of Method Sets
4. Conclusion and Outlook
5. References

VMUXE: An Approach to User Experience Evaluation for Virtual Museums

1. Introduction
2. Methodology
   • Selection of UX Aspects
   • Selection of Evaluation Methods
3. Results
   • Practical Implementation
   • Area Mobile: Chartreuse Numérique
4. Discussion
5. Conclusion
6. References

Customer Recruitment: Ethical, Legal, and Practical Issues

1. Customer Recruitment History
2. Legal Documents
3. UX Customer Participation Program
4. Practical and Ethical Tips
5. Conclusion

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