Emotional Design Flashcards

(31 cards)

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What are the 3 distinct components of emotionsl?

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subjective experience,
physiological response,
behavioral/expressive response

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This emotion may be achieved through user-friendly design, aesthetically pleasing interfaces, and rewarding user experiences. It encourages users to continue using the product.

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Happiness and Satisfaction

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This emotion is strengthened through professional designs, clear information, and transparent policies; it is especially important in e-commerce and online services.

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Trust

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This emotion may be stimulated through innovative and interactive design elements which encourage exploration, and can lead to a deeper engagement with the product.

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Curiosity

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This emotion is often a result of poor usability, it’s crucial to minimize this emotion by ensuring intuitive navigation and quick load times.

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Frustration

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This emotion often occurs when the product exceeds user expectations or provides unexpected positive experiences, like Easter eggs or personalized messages. This can create a strong emotional bond with the product.

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Surprise / Delight

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This emotion is especially relevant in contexts where security or privacy is a concern. Design choices should aim to reduce this feeling through reassuring clear privacy settings.

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Anxiety

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8
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What HCI framework focuses on the emotional impact of design on users?

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Emotional Design Model

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What are the 3 interrelated levels of the Emotional Design Model?

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Visceral
Behavioral
Reflective

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Which Emotional Design Model level is not a subconscious one?

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Reflective

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Which Emotional Design Model level is influenced by training?

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Behavioral

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12
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Which Emotional Design Model level is determined by biology?

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Visceral

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13
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Which Emotional Design Model level deals with first impressions of the product?

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Visceral

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14
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Which Emotional Design Model level is influenced by experience?

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Reflective

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Which Emotional Design Model level focues on the usabilty and functionality of the product?

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Behavioral

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16
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Which Emotional Design Model level is the highest level, concerning the intellectual and rational reactions of the user?

17
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Which color is often associated with: importance, attention, passion

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Which color is often associated with: professionalism, security, formality?

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Which color is often associated with: neutrality, gloom, subdued

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Which color is often associated with: femininity, youth, innocence

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Which color is often associated with: happiness, optimism, warning

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Which color is often associated with: rugged, earthy, old-fashioned

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Which color is often associated with: playfulness, friendly, vitality

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Which color is often associated with: tranquiltiy, trust, openess

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Which color is often associated with: clean, virtuous, healthy
white
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Which color is often associated with: royalty, creativity, luxury
purple
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Which color is often associated with: nature, stability, prosperity/growth
green
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Which color is often associated with: powerful, sophisticated, edgy
black
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Two concepts that are used to enhance user experience and engagment by tapping into specific emotional and psychological responses are: ________, which taps into the human need for conneciton and community and ________, which leverages the desire for exclusivity and urgency.
social presence scarcity
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The sense of being with others in a virtual environment is known as ________.
social presence
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The principle that a limited availability, or sense of urgency can increase an item's perceived value is ________.
scarcity