Guidelines for how to design for emotions
Learn what makes for a rich emotional experience and why, even if we make our technology invisible, the connection will still be emotional.
Robert Plutchik's Wheel of Emotions (source: Machine Elf 1735 on Wikimedia Commons)
The technology we use every day knows a lot about what we do. But so far, it doesn’t know much about how we feel. That’s changing as emotion-sensing technology moves from the experimental phase to reality. In this video, Pamela Pavliscak explores what makes for a rich emotional experience and why, even if we make our technology invisible, the connection will still be emotional.
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Related:
- Designing for Happiness, by Pamela Pavliscak