2 research outputs found

    Poietic design : Heuristics and applications

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    Good design is often derived from user-centred design, and systems have to be too adapted for their users. This delimits the system and the user alike. With poietic design, the system is designed to be less limited and the user is encouraged to get a deeper, more intuitive understanding of how it works. The properties of the proposed design philosophy poietic design are based on theoretical research and examples of artefacts that excel in communicating how they work. The properties, or heuristics, are used to analyse a digital system and a display, and to propose poietic redesigns. An experiment is conducted where the performance of the poietically designed display is compared to an ecological interface design (EID) display. The EID display was optimised for one of the tasks executed while the poietic display was designed to perform approximately as good for both tasks. The results show that the poietic design performed better than the EID display in the task that the EID design was not specifically designed for. This implies that poietic design has good potential to be used as a way to design information visualisation displays

    En planering av ”meröppet” för SĂ€var bibliotek : Hur kan man designa ett bibliotek för sjĂ€lvbetjĂ€ning och sociala interaktioner?

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    SĂ€var bibliotek ska införa meröppet, och denna studie har undersökt hur man bör gĂ„ tillvĂ€ga. Intervjuer utfördes via telefon och e-mail till andra meröppna bibliotek, och en fokusgrupp utfördes med besökare och personal vid SĂ€var bibliotek. Vi undersökte Ă€ven relevant litteratur för att hitta hur sjĂ€lva miljön i biblioteket ska se ut. Vi kom fram till att det Ă€r viktigt att information om förĂ€ndringarna kommer ut till besökarna. Det Ă€r ocksĂ„ viktigt att biblioteket ska vara en social miljö, sĂ„ det Ă€r viktigt att arrangera det sĂ„ att det uppmuntrar till social interaktion.SĂ€var library will introduce self-service (“more-open”) and in this study we have researched how to carry it out. Interviews were performed through telephone and e-mail to other more-open libraries and a focus group was performed with visitors and personnel at SĂ€var library. We also researched relevant literature in order to find how the environment in the library should look like. We found that it is important that information about the changes reaches the visitors. It is also important that the library will continue to be a social environment, so it is important to arrange it so that it encourages social interaction
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