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From the Definition of Colours Attributes to Build a Semantic Space: Application to a Sport-Health Dialogical Context of Use

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 May 2022

A. Millet ,
A. Abi Akle  and
J. Legardeur
A. Millet*
Affiliation:
ESTIA Institute of Technology, France
A. Abi Akle
Affiliation:
ESTIA Institute of Technology, France
J. Legardeur
Affiliation:
ESTIA Institute of Technology, France
*
a.millet@estia.fr

Abstract

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The integration of user perception into the design process has become necessary to provide the best experience to users. All methods focusing on the interpretations of products are based on the same principle: identifying relationships between a semantics and physical attributes of products within a product domain. Sometimes this domain makes the definition of these relations more complex as for a dialogic context of us due to the lack of existing product. We propose in this paper a method to define a semantics directly from products attributes in regards with a dialogic product domain.

Keywords

user experienceuser-centred designsemanticsproduct design
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Proceedings of the Design Society , Volume 2: DESIGN2022 , May 2022 , pp. 2137 - 2146
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