Giving Form to Temporality: Extending Design Practices and Methodologies for 'Slow' Interaction
Amy Yo Sue Chen · 2020
With an aim to extend and enlarge the slow technology concept, this overview describes my dissertation goal of exploring the diversity of temporal design within HCI. My motivation started from the real-world need to better support people to live with their vast and still growing digital possessions. I adopt Research through Design methodology and plan to propose two quality design cases and following empirical studies in order to understand how 'slow' everyday technologies should be to provide alternative thinking in temporality and curious interactive experience with digital possessions. Building on my emerging body of published research, the research outcome will be anticipated to support the creation of methodological practice-based insights and to provoke different perspectives on designing future technologies as contributions to HCI communities.