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Empirical methods for enhancing user experience in human-computer interaction design with digital media integration
- 1 Zhejiang Normal University
- 2 University College London
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Abstract
This study rigorously examines the application of empirical methodologies aimed at augmenting the user experience (UX) within the domain of human-computer interaction (HCI) design, with a pronounced emphasis on the seamless integration of digital media. In an era where digital media intricately intertwines with our daily lives, crafting interfaces that are both intuitive and engaging is becoming increasingly essential. This paper embarks on an in-depth analysis of a variety of empirical research techniques, including but not limited to, user studies, A/B testing, and comprehensive analytics. These methodologies are pivotal in providing critical insights and feedback that inform and refine the HCI design process. By judiciously incorporating these empirical methods throughout the design and development phases of digital media applications, designers and developers are equipped to forge more effective, accessible, and immersive user experiences. This approach ensures that digital media interfaces are not only functional but also highly engaging and responsive to user needs and preferences. The research findings underscore the critical role of user-centered design practices in significantly enhancing user engagement, satisfaction, and usability. It emphasizes that understanding the end-user's perspective and integrating their feedback into the design process is fundamental in creating digital media interfaces that resonate with users. Through a detailed exploration of these empirical methods, the study provides a comprehensive framework for improving digital media experiences, highlighting the necessity for a synergistic approach to HCI design that prioritizes user satisfaction and usability. This body of work contributes valuable insights into the ongoing discourse on the optimization of digital media interfaces through empirically informed design strategies, advocating for a user-centric approach in the rapidly evolving landscape of digital media technology..
Keywords
Human-Computer Interaction, Interaction Design, User Interface Design, Digital Media, Empirical Methods.
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Wang,Y.;Li,C. (2024). Empirical methods for enhancing user experience in human-computer interaction design with digital media integration. Applied and Computational Engineering,104,34-39.
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