论文信息 - Designing for Engaging Experiences in Mobile Social-Health Support Systems

Designing for Engaging Experiences in Mobile Social-Health Support Systems

How do you design for sustained engagement in the context of supporting or encouraging health and well-being? Two studies of a mobile social-health application reveal how different aspects of the sociotechnical design affect user engagement with the system.

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