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User experience quality: a conceptual framework for goal setting and measurement

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Although the term 'user experience' has become ubiquitous, variations in its conceptualization can make design objectives unclear. This paper proposes a simple framework for conceptualizing the components of user experience in order to communicate with UX stakeholders and advance goal setting and measurement in applied settings. A deeper understanding of the components of experience provide a greater ability to set strategic direction for the user experience, guide design goals, and assess user experience outcomes. In educating stakeholders on a more complete view of user experience, UCD practitioners have the opportunity to play a key role in planning the level of user experience quality for the product user experience and influencing where user experience studies will have the most impact on products.

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      ICDHM'07: Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Digital human modeling
      July 2007
      1067 pages
      ISBN:9783540733188
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      • Vincent G. Duffy

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      Published: 22 July 2007

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      1. UX
      2. consumer experience
      3. customer emotions
      4. experience quality
      5. perceptual quality
      6. user experience assessment

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