User-Product Interaction Evaluation Contribution Model Concept of Affordance, Usability and Confirmatory Factor Analysis
Elham Morshedzadeh, Makoto Watanabeh · A Matter of Design. Making Society through Science and Technology · 2014
Abstract: Interaction Design is the creation of physical and emotional dialogues between a person and a product, system, or service that is manifested in the interplay between form, function, and technology as experienced over time. User-Product interactions design includes preparing the use of symbols and function in the product application. Evaluation is very much at the heart of and is integral to the interaction design process. In this study we focused on the contribution model of behavioral relationship between user and product, through theoretically reviewed multi-disciplinary papers and works with respect to Affordance and related fields, summarized and systematically explained how affordance analysis and evaluation can contribute to User-Product Interaction.