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WITH: a new concept of relationship with people, a model of care for their expectations and needs, an iterative, qualitative and quantitative listening protocol.
in Research into Experiences
Predictive models: crystal ball or useful tool for designing the experience of the future?
Functioning of predictive models, and synergy in listening to people's real needs and in the design of quality experiences.
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in Research into Experiences
Sound branding: the experience that passes through sound
Sound branding defines the sonic identity of a brand. Listening experience in the use of products and services impacts on people's experience and perception.
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in Research into Experiences
The role of ChatGPT in designing valuable experiences
What is the role of ChatGPT for designing valuable experiences in future digital communication?
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in Experiences in our projects
Why listening to people makes the difference in business
In knowing as much as possible the people to whom the products and services are aimed, a fundamental element is missing, the voice of the people.
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in Research into Experiences
How brand perception changes depending on cognitive load and emotional intensity during navigation
Our investigation activity regarding the cognitive load of a digital experience, conducted without interruptions and divisions by tasks.
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in Experiences in our projects
Unifarco: how to best convey the most relevant information on cosmetic product labels
The project for Unifarco had the aim of conveying the most relevant information on the labels of cosmetic products in the best possible way.
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in Design for Experiences
Service design with people to improve the multi-channel experience
Today every experience is accessible from a combination of channels, touchpoints and actors, in connection with each other. How to improve it with Service Design.
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in Research into Experiences
People and social media: our research to design more effective experiences and content
Our research on the experience of using social media and on the variation in eye behavior depending on the structure of the channel.
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in Experiences in our projects
Haier: continues the research activity to improve the product experience
We have been collaborating with Haier for several years in order to improve the user experience of its electronic and digital products.
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in Research into Experiences
Improving the retail experience with people: our research on the travel agencies of the future
In TSW, the main focus of interest is the experiences lived by people, some of these increasingly shifting towards digital, as in the case of retail.
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in Research into Experiences
Moderated usability test VS unmoderated usability test: is there a difference?
Methodical insight into our approach based on listening and analysis of experiences. In many cases, the investigation mode is a usability test.
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in Experiences in our projects
Pampers: co-design activities to improve the experience for mothers
The co-design activity continues to make the Pampers app closer to the needs of mothers and therefore improve their experience.
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in Research into Experiences
TSW at the Master in Business & Management of the University of Padua
TSW at the MBM of the University of Padua: lesson on scientific methodology applied to the cosmetics sector, to test creams and personal care products.
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in Research into Experiences
Eye tracking via webcam: is it really possible?
Is eye tracking via webcam possible? We investigate new technologies related to eye movement mapping.
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in Design for Experiences
Card sorting: participatory design at the service of users
Co-design activity for the organization of contents, which makes listening a concrete approach with tangible results.
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in Research into Experiences
The 5 most common cognitive biases we encounter during our experience tests
What are cognitive biases? Can we recognize them? Do they influence our work, and the perception of our product or our communication messages?
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