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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS FOR HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION: BEYOND USABILITY

Ms. Shubhangini Agarwal, Dr. Ruchir Saxena, Dr. Bashir Maina Saleh

First Published April 13,2024

Authors
  1. Ms. Shubhangini Agarwal
  2. Dr. Ruchir Saxena
  3. Dr. Bashir Maina Saleh
Affiliation
  • Assistant Professor, Poddar International College, Jaipur.
  • Associate Professor, Poddar Management and Technical College, Jaipur.
  • Assistant Professor, Yobe State University, Nigeria.
Abstract
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) has traditionally focused on usability as a key metric for evaluating the effectiveness of interactive systems. However, as technology continues to evolve and intertwine with our daily lives, a broader exploration of theoretical frameworks becomes imperative. This paper explores the evolving landscape of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) by delving into the theoretical frameworks that extend beyond traditional usability metrics. Through a comparative analysis of traditional usability-focused HCI and extended frameworks encompassing emotional, social, and ethical dimensions, the study aims to provide insights into the multifaceted nature of user experience. Practical implications for design focus on creating interfaces that resonate emotionally, foster social connections, and uphold ethical standards. The envisioned future directions of HCI underscore immersive technologies, ethical AI, and inclusive designs, signaling a dynamic evolution in the field. This research contributes to the ongoing dialogue on the theoretical underpinnings of HCI, fostering a more holistic approach that goes beyond usability to better understand and enhance the diverse dimensions of user experiences.
Keywords

Human Computer Interaction, Theoretical Frameworks, User Experience (UX), User-Centered Design, Future Directions in HCI

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