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USING EXPERIENCE
PROFILES
phillip hunter :: :: [email protected] :: :: @designoutloud
al youngblood :: :: [email protected] :: :: @alyoungblood
PUGET SOUND WORLD USABILITY DAY 2014
Significant emotions are
qualities of experience;
esthetic quality that rounds
out an experience into
completeness and unity.
John Dewey
clearfulfilling
engagingusable
delightfuluseful
intuitive
fast
powerful
fluid
familiar
full-featured
pleasing
leading
compellingaward-winning
lightweight
clearfun
engagingclean
delightfuleasy
intuitive
fast
powerful
fluid
familiar
full-featured
pleasing
beautiful
compelling
award-winning
lightweight
clearnot able
relaxedrushed
irritatedable
interested
apathetic
powerful
good
negative
frustrated
pleased
delighted
empowered
uncooperative
confused
Experiential qualities must be
distinguished from the
properties of objects. They
are intuited and not subject to
error or judgment.
CI Lewis
Experiential qualities must be
distinguished from the
properties of objects. They
are intuited and not subject to
error or judgment.
CI Lewis
clearfun
engagingclean
delightfuleasy
intuitive
fast
powerful
fluid
familiar
full-featured
pleasing
beautiful
compelling
award-winning
lightweight
clearnot able
relaxedrushed
irritatedable
interested
apathetic
powerful
good
negative
frustrated
pleased
delighted
empowered
uncooperative
confused
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
priority/urgency
less cooperative
strangeness
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
understanding
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
unimportance
serendipity
positive experience
unclear understanding
familiarity
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
Experience Profiles
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
priority/urgency
less cooperative
strangeness
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
understanding
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
unimportance
serendipity
positive experience
unclear understanding
familiarity
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
unimportance
less cooperative
familiarity
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
unclear understanding
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
priority/urgency
serendipity
positive experience
understanding
strangeness
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
unimportance
less cooperative
familiarity
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
priority/urgency
serendipity
positive experience
understanding
strangeness
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
unclear understanding
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
unimportance
less cooperative
familiarity
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
priority/urgency
serendipity
positive experience
understanding
strangeness
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
unclear understanding
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
unimportance
less cooperative
familiarity
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
priority/urgency
serendipity
positive experience
understanding
strangeness
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
unclear understanding
Use Experiences Profiles to…
Understand and focus on Qualia, the
actual qualities of personal experience
Discover and identify Qualia in context
Assess Qualia before, during, and after
experiences, over time and across
changes in context and circumstance
randomness
leisureliness
skill
confidence
attention elsewhere
insecurity/uncertainty
priority/urgency
less cooperative
strangeness
inability
ignorance
concernapathy
difficult environment
understanding
negative experience
engagementdetachment
few choices
unimportance
serendipity
positive experience
unclear understanding
familiarity
hurriedness
focus
knowledge
more choices
more cooperative
conducive environment
automatic/unconsciousthoughtful/purposeful
Experience Profiles
1950s Deming and Morita
Process Controls and TQM
1964 Osgood
Semantic Differential
1965 Mizuno and Akao
Quality Function Deployment
1970s Nagamachi
Kansei Engineering
1980s NASA – TLX
HMI Load Index – Inspired Phillip
1990s Market Research Innovation
Voice of the Customer (Griffin, Hauser)
Conjoint Analysis (Srinivasan)
1997 Jordan
Product Personality Assessment
The challenge of Human
Factors is to look beyond
success and task completion;
we must address this
question holistically
Patrick Jordan (1997)
Product Personality originally
used Meyers Briggs but
remade as Semantic Scale
209 descriptors
17 dimensions
People are diverse but
fundamentally all people seek
a pleasant and emotional
satisfaction in life quality
Mitsuo Nagamachi
Experience was first
GET KANSEI
DESIGN SD SCALE
ASSIGN TO PRODUCT
TEST WITH CUSTOMER
INTERPRET
DESIGN
THANK YOU!!
phillip hunter :: :: [email protected] :: :: @designoutloud
al youngblood :: :: [email protected] :: :: @alyoungblood