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International Journal of Design a peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to publishing research papers in all fields of design

The International Journal of Design is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to publishing research papers in all fields of design, including industrial design, visual communication design, interface design, animation and game design, architectural design, urban design, and other design related fields. It aims to provide an international forum for the exchange of ideas and findings from res

earchers across different cultures and encourages research on the impact of cultural factors on design theory and practice. It also seeks to promote the transfer of knowledge between professionals in academia and industry by emphasizing research in which results are of interest or applicable to design practices. Abstracting/Indexing: Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-E), Social Science Citation Index (SSCI), Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI), Scopus, ProQuest ABI INFORM, ProQuest Design & Applied Arts Index (DAAI), Ergonomics Abstracts, EBSCO Computers and Applied Sciences Database
Archiving: Web Archives of The United States Library of Congress

IJDesign Call for Papers:Special Issue on Design in and for the Public SectorFull Paper Due: 31 May 2024Special Issue Ed...
01/03/2024

IJDesign Call for Papers:
Special Issue on Design in and for the Public Sector
Full Paper Due: 31 May 2024

Special Issue Editors:
Suzan Boztepe, Amalia de Götzen, Turkka Keinonen, Jörn Christiansson,
Leigh-Anne Hepburn

The International Journal of Design is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to publishing research papers in all fields of design, including industrial design, visual communication design, interface design, animation and game design, architectural design, urban design, and other design relat...

JourneyBot: Designing a Chatbot-driven Interactive Visualization Tool for Design ResearchSoojin Hwang, Dongwhan Kim
24/01/2024

JourneyBot: Designing a Chatbot-driven Interactive Visualization Tool for Design Research

Soojin Hwang, Dongwhan Kim

Recent trends underscore the growing adoption of chatbots in user research due to their ability to connect with multiple users simultaneously, bypassing physical and time constraints. In this research, we introduce JourneyBot, a novel chatbot-driven interactive visualization tool that captures users...

Careful Curation of Care Content: A Case Study of a Technology-Supported Atrial Fibrillation Outpatient ClinicRenee Noor...
24/01/2024

Careful Curation of Care Content: A Case Study of a Technology-Supported Atrial Fibrillation Outpatient Clinic

Renee Noortman, Anne Wil Burghoorn, Peter Lovei, Jos-marien Jansen, Eva Deckers, Jasper Vermeer, Tineke Vinck-de Greef, Lukas Dekker, Mathias Funk

Medical care received outside the doctor’s office and the hospital is gaining traction. Lifestyle programs for transmural and remote care are increasingly facilitated by hospitals as part of rehabilitation, by general practitioners as preventative measures, and by various private (health) organiza...

Service Blueprinting for Better Collaboration in Human-Centric AI: The Design of a Digital Scribe for Orthopedic Consult...
24/01/2024

Service Blueprinting for Better Collaboration in Human-Centric AI: The Design of a Digital Scribe for Orthopedic Consultations

Reka Magyari, Fernando Secomandi

This case study explored the application of the service blueprinting method during the conceptual design of an AI-enabled digital scribe—an intelligent documentation support system—tailored for orthopedic consultations. In this paper, we discuss how this method can be used to enhance collaborati...

Enhancing Desirable Food Behaviors by Increasing or Decreasing Disgust: Designing and Testing InfographicsHendrik N. J. ...
24/01/2024

Enhancing Desirable Food Behaviors by Increasing or Decreasing Disgust: Designing and Testing Infographics

Hendrik N. J. Schifferstein, Mailin Lemke, Niko Vegt

For health and environmental reasons, humanity should reduce the consumption of animal-based products, whereas vegetable consumption should be increased. We created stimuli (drawings with texts) that may be able to increase or decrease the purchasing of mushrooms, cheese, and meat. During the design...

Sparking the Repair “Can-Do” Attitude: Enhancing Users’ Willingness to Repair through Design Support in Fault Diagnostic...
24/01/2024

Sparking the Repair “Can-Do” Attitude: Enhancing Users’ Willingness to Repair through Design Support in Fault Diagnostics

Renske van den Berge, Lise Magnier, Ruth Mugge

Current production and consumption patterns of consumer electronics have a negative impact on our environment. Designers can contribute to changing these patterns with more sustainable product design. Prolonging product lifetimes can have a positive impact, for which repair is a promising solution.....

Data-Enhanced Design: Engaging Designers in Exploratory Sensemaking with Multimodal DataKaterina Gorkovenko, Adam Jenkin...
24/01/2024

Data-Enhanced Design: Engaging Designers in Exploratory Sensemaking with Multimodal Data

Katerina Gorkovenko, Adam Jenkins, Kami Vaniea, Dave Murray-Rust

Research in the wild can reveal human behaviors, contexts, and needs around products that are difficult to observe in the lab. Telemetry data from the use of physical products can help facilitate in the wild research, in particular by suggesting hypotheses that can be explored through machine learni...

Scenario-based Co-design with Older Adults: A Design Case on Decreasing LonelinessSefora Tunc, Femke Nijboer, Geke Ludde...
24/01/2024

Scenario-based Co-design with Older Adults: A Design Case on Decreasing Loneliness

Sefora Tunc, Femke Nijboer, Geke Ludden, Lex van Velsen, Monique Tabak

In many developed countries, the number of older adults is increasing. Many of them suffer from loneliness, causing mental and physical health challenges. Technological innovations offer the potential to address such challenges. However, a mismatch between user needs and intervention design often le...

The Empathic Co-Design Canvas: A Tool for Supporting Multi-Stakeholder Co-Design ProcessesWina Smeenk
24/01/2024

The Empathic Co-Design Canvas: A Tool for Supporting Multi-Stakeholder Co-Design Processes

Wina Smeenk

The numerous grand challenges around us demand new approaches to build alternative sustainable futures collectively. Whereas these so-called co-design processes are becoming more mainstream, many multi-stakeholder coalitions lack practical guidance in these dynamic and systemic challenges based on e...

The Inviting Music Player: A Case Study on Design for Loss of Initiative in DementiaRik Wesselink, Geke Ludden, Marike H...
24/01/2024

The Inviting Music Player: A Case Study on Design for Loss of Initiative in Dementia

Rik Wesselink, Geke Ludden, Marike Hettinga, Berry Eggen

Music can have a positive effect on the quality of life of people with dementia (PwD). Unfortunately, PwD have limited access to music due to difficulties in product use and loss of initiative. Most studies on designing for PwD focus on improving the interaction design and do not consider the loss o...

Targeting a Luxury Driver Experience: Design Considerations for Automotive HMI and InteriorsSevcan Yardım, Owain Pedgley
24/01/2024

Targeting a Luxury Driver Experience: Design Considerations for Automotive HMI and Interiors

Sevcan Yardım, Owain Pedgley

Luxury car design feeds on traditions of performance, quality, precision, craftsmanship, and unique or expensive materials. More recently, interactive technologies have become a variable for automotive human-machine interface (HMI) and interior design. Still, the criteria for their successful implem...

Advancing Design Approaches through Data-Driven Techniques: Patient Community Journey Mapping Using Online Stories and M...
24/01/2024

Advancing Design Approaches through Data-Driven Techniques: Patient Community Journey Mapping Using Online Stories and Machine Learning

Jiwon Jung, Ki-Hun Kim, Tess Peters, Dirk Snelders, Maaike Kleinsmann

Designers are increasingly collaborating with data scientists to apply smart data technologies to understand large-scale user behavior during their design research. This is useful in specific impact domains with vulnerable users and unfamiliar contexts, such as healthcare design. Patient journey map...

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