Selecting Photos for Sharing

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1 MHCI Team Ben Elgart Saara Kamppari Bridget Lewis Ajay Prasad Yong Woo Rhee Lalatendu Satpathy Microsoft Live Labs Steven Drucker Selecting Photos for Sharing

2 Client-Sponsored MHCI Capstone Project Ben Elgart Saara Kamppari Bridget Lewis Ajay Prasad Yong Woo Rhee Lalatendu Satpathy Steven Drucker User Research Lead Design Phase Project Manager Research Phase Project Manager Technical Lead Website Lead & Co-Design Lead Wiki Lead & Co-Design Lead Client, Live Labs Principle Scientist

3 Digital Photo Lifecycle

4 Digital Photo Lifecycle capture acquire triage author view share

5 pixaura Triage selection of desirable photos, and deletion of unwanted ones capture acquire triage author view share

6 Author creation of photo-based experiences capture acquire triage author view share

7 View & Share communicating the experience capture acquire triage author view share

8 Triage for Sharing Stories Our Mission Enhance the triage experience for photo sharers as they prepare to communicate the stories connected to their photos. Target Users Novice users and digital photo hobbyists Target Experience Triage as a leisure activity Final Output Interactive prototype

9 Exploratory Research Survey [300+] examine user triage behaviors across population years old Retrospective Account [10+] provide additional qualitative data years old Contextual Inquiry [8] observe current user triage behavior in context years old Diary Study [4] learn about user triage behaviors over time years old

10 Ideation Personas characters representing our target user needs make use cases and scenarios to design for Concept Validation 3-panel storyboards of concepts verify that our design ideas address user needs Design Charettes quick, broad exploration of ideas benefit to user, ease of implementation, and interest Participatory Design design sessions with target users insights into physical interactions with triage 10

11 Sketches Wireframes & Paper Prototypes integrate ideas together to form larger concepts 11

12 Evaluation Critiques design and usability feedback from MHCI students and faculty Cognitive Walkthrough step through tasks with interface screens addresses affordances and system flow Heuristic Evaluation informally applied Jakob Nielsen s heuristics for aspects like consistency and error prevention Think Alouds [10] participants prepared their own photos for sharing in our interactive prototype revealed insights about user adoption and needs 12

13 Key Findings 13

14 Social Connectivity People share photos mainly to socially connect with others 14

15 Social Connectivity People share photos mainly to socially connect with others Bridge the gap between managing and sharing photos Allow quick access to sharing tools and provide visual presence Provide an engaging space to prepare for sharing 15

16 View People constantly switch between overview and detail view to make decisions about selecting and sharing photos 16

17 View People constantly switch between overview and detail view to make decisions about selecting and sharing photos Provide smooth, clear transitions between large and small view of photos Maintain context when changing photo display size Support decisions specific to photo display size 17

18 Privacy People make decisions based on privacy of photos and personal info 18

19 Privacy People make decisions based on privacy of photos and personal info Design for desktop application to distance private photos and personal info from shared and public spaces online Act as a portal to the web for easy control of sharing history Support the protection of personal info when preparing to share photos 19

20 Responsiveness People set new goals and multi-task during short, intermittent photo interaction sessions 20

21 Responsiveness People set new goals and multi-task during short, intermittent photo interaction sessions Support managing, selecting and sharing photos in the same space Execute as lightweight software Support the breaking up of work into manageable chunks 21

22 Flexibility People are not offered sufficient balance between structure and flexibility in organizing their photos 22

23 Flexibility People are not offered sufficient balance between structure and flexibility in organizing their photos Utilize spatial relationships among photos and groups of photos Provide freedom and flexibility of physical photo sorting while taking advantage of digital space 23

24 Multiple Passes People make multiple passes on the same set of photos 24

25 Multiple Passes People make multiple passes on the same set of photos Allow saving states and returning to previous states Provide flexibility to make different levels and types of decisions simultaneously 25

26 Leisure Activity People perceive triage as work 26

27 Leisure Activity People perceive triage as work Create fun, relaxed and engaging experiences using compelling graphics and animation Make progess clear and visible 27

28 Experience 28

29 Pixaura Components 29

30 Demonstration Video 30

31 Supports selecting and sharing photos Draws on strengths of physical freedom in the digital realm Makes preparing to share photos a playful, rewarding activity 31

32 Future Direction Integration & Adoption of Pixaura software: iphoto, Photoshop & Flickr hardware: Microsoft Surface Extending Pixaura filtering & sorting version management connections between photos Exploring Other Forms of Digital Photo Triage audience triage collaborative triage 32

33 Thank you Steven Drucker and Microsoft Live Labs Professors Susan Fussell and Brad Myers Project Coordinator Mary Scott 33