Distributed interaction design: designing human-centered interactions in a time of social distancing
Distributed interaction design: designing human-centered interactions in a time of social distancing
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分布式交互设计:在社交距离时代设计以人为本的交互
DOI:
10.1145/3447790
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发表时间:
2021
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Wobbrock, Jacob O.
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Ali, Abdullah X.;Morris, Meredith Ringel;Wobbrock, Jacob O.
Designing Human-Centered Interactions in a Time of Social Distancing wearable devices, drones and robots, interactive surfaces and fabrics, voice-controlled intelligent assistants, and virtual and augmented reality environments. In the field of humancomputer interaction (HCI), the practice of human-centered design tackles some of these challenges, but it has not been widely adapted to remote use by physically distant practitioners and users. We have formulated a process to enable the creation and evaluation of interaction designs remotely, by end users, for end users. In this article, we describe the work we have done to take user-centered design approaches out of the lab and online, At the time of this writing, some countries are still enforcing stay-athome orders and the world population is continuing to practice self-isolation to slow the spread of the coronavirus. In times of crisis, innovation is essential and human-centered innovation is paramount. Despite decades of improved design and usability practices, creating systems with interactions that are highly guessable, learnable, memorable, enjoyable, and accessible is still a persistent challenge. This challenge is exacerbated by the number of emerging intelligent technology platforms and environments such as