Personalized design process for persuasive technologies

Personalized design process for persuasive technologies

van Dooren, M.M.M. (TU Delft Design Aesthetics)
Visch, V.T. (TU Delft Design Aesthetics)
Spijkerman, Renske (Parnassia Addiction Research Centre)

Orji, R. (editor)
Reisinger, M. (editor)
Busch, M. (editor)
Dijkstra, A. (editor)
Kaptein, M. (editor)
Mattheiss, E. (editor)

2017

In this position paper we discuss the application of personalization in persuasive technology design in light of the Personalized Design Process model (PDP-model). The PDP-model defines personalization as aligning a persuasive product to the end-user by stakeholder involvement (i.e. designers, endusers, domain experts and family/relatives) across the Problem Definition-, the Product Design- and/or the Tailoring design phases. It is expected that personalization in a PDP enhances the motivation of end-users to interact longer and more frequently with a product, increasing the likelihood that the product will reach its aimed-for effect. Although personalization in a PDP is a common method in persuasive product design, its added value has not been sufficiently validated by scientific research. We propose several reasons for the frequent use of personalization in a PDP, despite the lack of evidence for its added value. Furthermore, we discuss how personalization could be validated according to the PDP-model.

Design
Personalized
Persuasive technology
Process
Tailoring

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CEUR-WS

Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Personalization in Persuasive Technology, 1833

Persuasive Technology XII 2017, 2017-04-03 → 2017-04-06, Amsterdam, Netherlands

CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 1613-0073, 1833

Institutional Repository

conference paper

© 2017 M.M.M. van Dooren, V.T. Visch, Renske Spijkerman