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Design for Optimal Experience

The range of our emotions and feelings is very broad, which begs the question, when do we perform at our best? We know that boredom can be crucial in problem-solving, but that doesn't necessarily mean that your performance and engagement with an activity is going to be Optimal when you're bored; it's likely to be the reverse. But similarly, we're not at our best when we're over-stimulated.Happily, this is a question that has received a lot of research attention. In the clip below, HCI Professor Alan Dix takes us through three topics relevant to design for optimized performance:Yerkes-Dodson's curveCsikszentmihalyi's theory of flowZone of proximal developmentThe first two are most relevant to...



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