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Home sweet home : a case study on persuasive technology to promote usage of an m-health application by elderly living at homeWei, Nicklas, Blomberg, Richard January 2019 (has links)
Much of the developed world is experiencing an aging population. This requires society to adapt to take care of a growing elderly population and improve their quality of life. Today, mobile systems are available that makes it possible to monitor and improve health (m-health). Even though these systems could be immensely helpful for the elderly population, this has not been the primary demographic for the current m-health systems. This case study aimed at examining how persuasive technology (technology for changing behavior and/or attitude) can be used to promote usage of m-health applications by the elderly. For this purpose, a theoretical framework for supporting m-health systems is proposed. This framework consist of persuasive technology (for motivation and support for fulfillment of human needs), knowledge of elderly issues in interacting with mobile interfaces, smartphone usability heuristics and the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle (to support goalsetting and incremental progress). To determine how persuasive technology can be used to motivate elderly and find effective strategies for this purpose, the case study examined health behavior, motivations for healthy behavior, attitude to health, general goal setting behavior, needs, preferences, technological experience and self-efficacy, as well as usage of m-health systems using qualitative and participatory methods. Methods used included semi-structured interviews, future workshop, revolutionary rapid prototyping and usability evaluation. The findings of the interviews and the future workshop suggested the primary motivation for healthy behavior was derived from social aspects. Thus, the most effective persuasive strategies for the elderly likely target their need for social belonging and socialization. Based on the findings, an interactive prototype was developed. The prototype proposed an m-health application with self-monitoring that implemented an elderly community around healthy behavior, with opportunities to earn digital rewards and challenge other users to competition. The interactive prototype was then used in a usability evaluation to gauge its usability by the elderly and revised in higher fidelity according to their feedback.
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Menu anchor interactors in mobile website contexts : The perceived usability of menu navigation on three different types of websites / Menyinteraktörer i mobila webbsidekontexter : Upplevd användbarhet av menynavigation på tre olika typer av webbsidorMadejska, Annika, Persson, Alexander January 2019 (has links)
In 2018, there were 3.6 billion mobile internet users worldwide, which shows that digital designers have to tackle navigational patterns and menu anchor interactors for smartphone-sized screens early in their projects. As user satisfaction is crucial for the success of a website, and as successful navigation through a menu system is imperative to user satisfaction, the menu system is a key component in the UI. This study concerned three types of menu anchor interactors in smartphone UIs (Transient, Top persistent, and Navigation hub), on three website types (Single service, Brand, and Service directory). The goal was to investigate what influence the website type has on the user’s preferences of menu anchor itneractors. The theoretical base is previous research on menu systems in graphical UIs. The study was done by a questionnaire where the participants were presented images of three different menu anchor interactors on three different website types, and asked to score the assumed helpfulness of the menu anchor interactor from one to seven on a Likert scale. In addition, they were asked to clarify their scoring in a qualitative response. The key findings are that users prefer menu anchor interactors that display several navigation links, and that there are indications that the Top persistent menu anchor interactor works best on the Service directory website type, while Single service and Brand website types seem to benefit from a Navigation hub. However, the results also show the importance of studying UI components in their full UI context, as the whole UI affects the perceived usability of the menu anchor interactor. / 2018 fanns det 3,6 miljarder mobila internetanvändare i världen, vilket visar att digitala designers måste tackla navigationsmöster och menyinteraktörer till smarta telefoner och små skärmar tidigt i sina projekt. Då användarnöjdhet är avgörande för en webbsidas framgång, och då en lyckad navigationsprocess genom ett menysystem är nödvändig för användarnöjdheten, är menysystemet en nyckelkomponent i gränssnittet. Den här studien avser tre typer av menyinteraktörer (obeständig dold meny, beständig toppmeny och navigationshub), på tre typer av webbsidor (enskild tjänsteleverantör, varumärkessajt och tjänsteregister). Målet var att undersöka hur webbsidans typ påverkar användarens inställning till menyinteraktörer. Den teoretiska basen utgörs av tidigare forskning på menysystem i grafiska användargränssnitt. Studien genomfördes med hjälp av ett frågeformulär där bilder av tre olika menyinteraktörer på tre olika typer av webbsidor presenterades för deltagarna. De ombads att på en Likertskala från ett till sju bedöma hur hjälpsam den enskilda menyinteraktören uppfattas. Därtill ombads de att förtydliga sitt omdöme i ett kvalitativt svar. De viktigaste resultaten från studien visar att användare föredrar menyinteraktörer som visar flera navigationslänkar och det finns indikationer på att den beständiga toppmenyinteraktören fungerar bäst för webbsidor av typen tjänsteregister, medan sidor av typen enskild tjänsteleverantör och varumärkessajt gynnas av en navigationshub. Resultaten visar emellertid också vikten av att studera användargränssnittskomponenter i deras fullständiga gränssnittskontext, eftersom helheten påverkar den uppfattade användbarheten hon menyinteraktören.
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