The development of movement based technology is changing the way we interact with our computer systems. This study aims to answer questions about how this change is occurring and aspects following it. A number of different data collection methods are put to use as twenty informants takes part in a series of experiments regarding different application areas. The movement based technologies utilized by the informants are Leap Motion and Myo. Through the use of user experience and usability the study shows that movement based technology performs worse than the mouse in all tested application areas. On the other hand we found that the user experience is enhanced with the use of movement based technology in all but one of the tested application areas.