Print Email Facebook Twitter Product features and task effects on experienced richness, control and engagement in voicemail browsing Title Product features and task effects on experienced richness, control and engagement in voicemail browsing Author Rozendaal, M.C. Keyson, D.V. De Ridder, H. Faculty Industrial Design Engineering Department Industrial Design Date 2008-06-27 Abstract A recent focus is on creating engaging user experiences with digital products and services such as voicemail. This study aims to design towards increased levels of engagement in voicemail browsing by using the ‘Richness, Control and Engagement’ (RC & E) framework. This framework explains the levels of engagement in terms of the levels of richness and control that are shaped by the features of a product and the user’s expertise. A product was developed that utilized gestures and sound to access digital voicemail contents. An experiment was conducted in which 28 participants interacted with the product while varying (1) the number of features of the user interface, (2) the amount of voicemail content and (3) the type of task. Results showed that the levels of engagement could be predicted according to the levels of richness and control experienced when a task-term was added to the framework. Implications of the refined RC & E framework for interaction design practice are discussed. Subject EngagementControlRichnessProduct featuresExperiential tasksGoal-directed tasks To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:4472f78c-7c3f-4b1a-9a33-f0103a0b22eb Publisher Springer ISSN 1617-4917 Source Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 13 (5) Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type journal article Rights (c) 2008 The Authors Files PDF rozendaal-2009.pdf 485.09 KB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:4472f78c-7c3f-4b1a-9a33-f0103a0b22eb/datastream/OBJ/view