Controlled observation

Summary

Individual participants are invited to a controlled environment (not real context) to test e.g. colors or audio of the system. The target is to gain insights of design details that would be hard to test in real contexts (e.g. controlled lighting conditions, background noise).

Description

Data can be collected in different ways, e.g. videotaping facial expressions of users.

Strengths

Possible to collect experiential data on design details without expensive field studies.

References describing the method

Jordan, P. (2003) Designing Pleasurable Products

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