User experience (UX) refers to an individual’s thinking, feeling, and behavior when using interactive systems. UX design becomes fundamentally important in new and emerging mobile, ubiquitous, and omnipresent computer-based contexts. The scope of design, user experience and usability (DUXU) encompass all aspects of the user’s interaction with a product or service, including how it is perceived, learned, and used. It addresses design knowledge, methods, and practices, with a focus on deeply human-centered processes. Usability, usefulness, and appeal are fundamental requirements for effective user experience design.
The Conference solicits papers reporting results, covering a broad range of research and development activities on a variety of related topics, from professionals (for example, designers, software engineers, marketers, business leaders), academics, and researchers in fields such as AI, architecture, financial/wealth management, game design, graphic design, finance, healthcare, industrial design, mobile technology, psychology, travel, and vehicles.
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The related topics include, but are not limited to:
- Accessibility, illiterate users, differently able
- Aging
- Anthropology, ethnography
- Artificial Intelligence (AI), Human-Centered AI
- Branding, marketing
- Chart, map, wayfinding, diagram design
- Color, image, signage, icon design
- Creativity
- Design thinking, philosophy, patterns
- Design/evaluation
- Diversity: women, children, elderly, gender, people of color
- Emerging Technologies
- DUXU in Africa, China, and Middle East
- Education, training
- Emotion, motivation, persuasion design
- Ethics, politics, social, racial issues
- Gamification, especially in enterprise applications
- Globalization, localization, culture issues
- Financial products/services
- Health and DUXU
- Health, Covid-19
- Heuristics, personas, use scenarios
- History of HCI, UX
- Information/knowledge design/visualization
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Management of DUXU processes, maturity models
- Metaphor, mental-model, navigation design
- Mobile products/services
- Personalities, psychology
- Persuasive technology
- Robots, AI agents
- Sci-Fi, speculative fiction, future trends
- Search design
- Semiotics: sign/symbol/icon design
- Service design
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Program Chair
Martin Schrepp
SAP SE, Hockenheim, Germany
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Board Members
- Ahmad Alhuwwari
UX Waves, Jordan - Claire Ancient
University of Winchester, United Kingdom - Eric Brangier
Université de Lorraine, France - Harry Budi Santoso
Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia - Lorenzo Cantoni
Università della Svizzera Italiana, Switzerland - Manuel Cota
Universidad de Vigo, Spain - Silvia De los Rios
Indra, Spain - Romi Dey
One Design Community, India - Maria Escalona
Universidad de Sevilla, Spain - Marc Fabri
Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom - Zaiyan Gong
Tongji University, P.R. China - Wei Liu
Beijing Normal University, P.R. China - Zhen Liu
South China University of Technology, P.R. China - Ricardo Lugo
Tallinn University of Technology, Norway - Keith Owens
University of North Texas College of Visual Arts & Design, United States - Freddy Paz
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Peru - Francisco Rebelo
University of Lisbon, Portugal - Christine Riedmann-Streitz
MarkenFactory GmbH, Germany - Elizabeth Rosenzweig
Brandeis University, United States - Patricia Search
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States - Dorothy Shamonsky
Brandeis University, United States - Marcelo Soares
Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil - Qi Tan
Central Academy of Fine Arts, P.R. China - Jörg Thomaschewski
University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer, Germany - Elisangela Vilar
University of Lisbon, Portugal
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