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蔡志浩蔡志浩
龍吟研論龍吟研論特聘研究總監特聘研究總監 ·· 悠識數位悠識數位使用者經驗顧問使用者經驗顧問 ·· 台灣使用者經驗設計協會台灣使用者經驗設計協會理事長理事長
User Experience Design at the CrossroadsUser Experience Design at the Crossroads
Happy UX 2013Happy UX 2013
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Behavior
Need
Value
Product
Design
Value Proposition
User/Consumer Corporate
Abstract
Concrete
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Market
Research
User
Experience
User/Consumer Corporate
Interaction
Behavior
Need
Value
Product
Design
Value Proposition
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Marketing &
Market Research
User Experience
A relatively clear and small
set of vocabulary
Better academic connection
(consumer behavior)
A diverse set of methods for
lifestyle research
More connected to business
strategy
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User Experience Consumer Behavior
Use
Mostly Private
Experience
Implicit
Usability
Performance
Design
Scenario
Purchase
Easily Observable
Opinion
Explicit
Need
Value
Marketing
Persona
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Insufficient
Interdisciplinary Training
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The whole is greater
than the sum of its parts
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Not Very Good at
Identifying Real Problems
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Context of
Justification
Context of
Discovery
Level 1: Strategic
Knowing how to use some specific
method to solve related problems
Level 2: Metastrategic
Knowing what strategies should be
employed at a given time
Level 3: Metacognitive
Knowing where knowledge comes from
(what the real problems are)
Medin, D. L., Ross, B. H., & Markman, A. B. (2005). Cognitive psychology (4th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley & Sons.
Most people stop here (for the rest of their lives)
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People tend to avoid thinking
as long as old habits work (however ineffectively)
When old habits stop working completely,
it is already too late to catch up