SocialCalm Proposal
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KUDOShare is a conceptual Facebook group page design that aims to promote appreciation and reduce stress among friends. It allows users to publicly thank others on their Facebook network for positive contributions using @ tags, which directly notifies recipients and lists the most recent shows of gratitude. The design draws on social media platforms people regularly use and positive psychology research indicating thinking about good deeds can help manage stress by shifting thoughts away from problems. Next steps include user testing and developing it as a standalone Facebook application to reach non-Facebook users.
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- 1. KUDOShare A conceptual design by Bryan Cheng Design Challenge: To promote appreciation and reduce strss
- 2. KUDOShare Persuasive Purpose To promote appreciation among friends and reduce stress by focusing on and thinking positive thoughts Industrial Design Facebook group page @name thank you for…
- 3. User Description Typical college student who uses a social medium, like Facebook Students get help in some form or another from others
- 4. Storyboard Go to Facebook Go the the KUDOShare group page Share a comment and thank someone using the @ tag
- 5. Features/Functionality Lists all the most recent KUDOS that were shared Provides links to the user with the @ tag
- 6. Theoretical Justifications Same idea as before – think positively to stop thinking of stressful events Facebook medium – everyone uses this already @ tags – notifies the user and and provides direct link or hot trigger to each user, motivates them to visit the page
- 7. Shortcomings of Design Users who do not use Facebook often or at all How to keep users posting KUDOS
- 8. Next Step User testing Internal Facebookwidgit/application box
- 9. KUDOText -> KUDOShare Thank you