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On February 20, 2020 HumanLogic Principals Karen Donoghue and Craig Newell delivered an online webinar presentation for the Southern New Hampshire University ACM Student Chapter meeting. The presentation proposed answers to the question “What user experiences work best for dealing with lots of things?” After a review of existing HCI techniques for dealing with interactions at a range of scales, Karen and Craig presented a case study of their recent work on building Local Haze, an app that crowdsources air quality sensor data at scale. The post-presentation Q&A included great questions from the attendees and students.

On February 20, 2020 HumanLogic Principals Karen Donoghue and Craig Newell delivered an online webinar presentation for the Southern New Hampshire University ACM Student Chapter meeting. The presentation proposed answers to the question “What user experiences work best for dealing with lots of things?” After a review of existing HCI techniques for dealing with interactions at a range of scales, Karen and Craig presented a case study of their recent work on building Local Haze, an app that crowdsources air quality sensor data at scale. The post-presentation Q&A included great questions from the attendees and students.

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Interactions @ Scale: user experiences with many objects

  1. 1. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Interactions @ Scale: User experiences with many objects Southern New Hampshire University ACM Student Chapter meeting Karen Donoghue & Craig Newell HumanLogic
  2. 2. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 What user experiences work best for dealing with lots of things?
  3. 3. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Displaying a few items
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  5. 5. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Lists of many items
  6. 6. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 1656 items Scrolling
  7. 7. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Pagination
  8. 8. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Finite scrolling 17 pages
  9. 9. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Infinite scrolling
  10. 10. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Infinite scrolling
  11. 11. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Clustering
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  16. 16. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Keyword search
  17. 17. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 taxes
  18. 18. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 What happens when search fails to return a manageable number of results?
  19. 19. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Help the user to search more precisely
  20. 20. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Faceted search
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  24. 24. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 If the user can’t search precisely enough, then try to organize the results
  25. 25. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Progressive disclosure
  26. 26. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Progressive disclosure of search results
  27. 27. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Sorting by relevance
  28. 28. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Dynamic relevance calculation used to order based on user behavior
  29. 29. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Browse history influences sort order of results
  30. 30. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 We now have a toolkit of interactions for dealing with objects at scale
  31. 31. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 “At scale”: many, thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions, tens of millions...
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  33. 33. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Local Haze crowdsources air quality sensor readings worldwide and rates sensor accuracy
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  35. 35. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Infinite scrolling list
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  37. 37. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 To help manage the size of the list we added filtering
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  39. 39. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 After filtering, we added relevancy
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  41. 41. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 We added a map view to help users better understand the contents of the list
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  43. 43. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Lessons learned
  44. 44. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Use the best interaction model(s) based on users’ needs
  45. 45. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 Use multiple interaction models if needed
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  47. 47. HUMANLOGIC.COM FEBRUARY 2020 THANK YOU! info@humanlogic.com

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