Designing for Experience Qualities
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This document discusses designing for experience and the importance of qualia, which are the actual qualities of personal experience. It argues that experience is more than just interfaces or technology, and that experiential qualities must be distinguished from object properties. These qualities, or qualia, include factors like emotions, mood, and environment that influence experiences. The document also presents an experience profile assessment tool to help discover and identify qualia in context and assess experiences. The goal is to help designers create better experiences by understanding and focusing on qualia.
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Designing for Experience Qualities
- 1. TOWARDANEW UNDERSTANDING OF DESIGNING FOR EXPERIENCE phillip hunter :: :: phillip.hunter@gmail.com :: :: @designoutloud
- 2. THREE
- 5. TOWARDANEW UNDERSTANDING OF DESIGNING FOR EXPERIENCE phillip hunter :: :: phillip.hunter@gmail.com :: :: @designoutloud
- 7. What We Think Of
- 8. What Real People Feel
- 11. Significant emotions are qualities of experience; esthetic quality that rounds out an experience into completeness and unity. John Dewey
- 25. Experiential qualities must be distinguished from the properties of objects. They are intuited and not subject to error or judgment. CI Lewis
- 26. QUALIA
- 27. Experiential qualities must be distinguished from the properties of objects. They are intuited and not subject to error or judgment. CI Lewis
- 33. QUALIA?!
- 34. QUALIA!
- 35. luck newness skill confidence distractio n uncertain ty insecuri tyinterferen ce mood environment inabilit y ignoran ce motivation misunderstand ing time apathy previous experience engagement distaste clarity of choice priority / urgency QUALIA!
- 37. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty priority/urgency less cooperative strangeness inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment understanding negative experience engagementdetachment few choices unimportance serendipity positive experience unclear understanding familiarity hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful Experience Profile Assessment
- 39. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty priority/urgency less cooperative strangeness inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment understanding negative experience engagementdetachment few choices unimportance serendipity positive experience unclear understanding familiarity hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
- 40. YOU TRY
- 41. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty unimportance less cooperative familiarity inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment unclear understanding negative experience engagementdetachment few choices priority/urgency serendipity positive experience understanding strangeness hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
- 42. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty unimportance less cooperative familiarity inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment negative experience engagementdetachment few choices priority/urgency serendipity positive experience understanding strangeness hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful unclear understanding
- 43. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty unimportance less cooperative familiarity inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment negative experience engagementdetachment few choices priority/urgency serendipity positive experience understanding strangeness hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful unclear understanding
- 45. Pictures of various digital experiences: skype/lync conference; family watching movie; developing world kid with computer; small biz
- 46. Pictures of various digital experiences: skype/lync conference; family watching movie; developing world kid with computer; small biz
- 47. Pictures of various digital experiences: skype/lync conference; family watching movie; developing world kid with computer; small biz
- 48. randomness leisureliness skill confidence attention elsewhere insecurity/uncertainty priority/urgency less cooperative strangeness inability ignorance concernapathy difficult environment understanding negative experience engagementdetachment few choices unimportance serendipity positive experience unclear understanding familiarity hurriedness focus knowledge more choices more cooperative conducive environment automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful Experience Profile Assessment
- 49. Better Experiences through: Understanding and focusing on Qualia, the actual qualities of personal experience Discovering and identifying Qualia in context Assessing Qualia before, during, and after experiences
- 50. phillip hunter :: :: phillip.hunter@gmail.com :: :: @designoutloud
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