User-designer interaction in culture-based products: a review literature  

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Setyaningrum, Ratih ; Wijaya, Andi Rahadiyan ; Subagyo

Jenis: Article from Proceeding
Dalam koleksi: PROCEEDING The 8th International Seminar on Industrial Engineering and Management (8th ISIEM). Atria Hotel & Conference, Malang, Indonesia March 17 – 19, 2015, page ER-15.
Topik: product; culture; user-designer interaction
Fulltext: Paper 17 Ratih Setyaningrum - Gadjah Mada University.pdf (419.61KB)

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Culture-based, easy-to-use, and high-tech products are in great demand. Producers compete on attracting consumers by offering all kinds of products that suit almost all levels of the Maslow hierarchy. Nonetheless, only a few products are able to optimize user-designer interaction, despite the fact that if designers can create products suitable for users of different cultures, then those products will be a huge success. Therefore, this research is aimed at identifying articles that yield culture-based and user-designer interaction based products, understanding the methods applied to those products, and formulating the proper methodologies to create cultural products that optimize user-designer interaction. This research starts with classifying review articles into two major categories; the development of culture-based products and the development of user-designer interaction based products. The next stage is examining the methods used and then defining those methods into three analyses; quantitative, qualitative, and a combination of those two. Evaluations of those methods are conducted by examining inputs, processes, and outputs yielded in each article. The subsequent evaluation process is valuing the articles’ quality by referring to their applications and citations. Results indicate that research on culture-based and user-designer interaction based products is already conducted, but there has not been a proper methodology to precisely design cultural products that optimize user-designer interaction. The Kansei Engineering method dominated quantitative data analysis, whereas qualitative data analysis was conducted by formulating product design concepts and executing statistical analyses. Research model was formulated with the PD-DSS design. This design is recommended for culture-based products that optimize user-designer interaction. The PD-DSS concept applies Hofstede dimension, a formulation model that takes aesthetics and usability aspects into account, and results in a decision support system that generates the concept of product design.

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