| dc.description.abstract | This research study explores the application and
best practices of Kansei Engineering (KE) when User
Interface (UI) design is created for a music player, with the
aim of enhancing usability, user experience, and emotional
and psychological visualization on the interfaces. The target
group for this study is comprised of university students aged
18 to 25. Data collection was conducted using
questionnaires, where participants were asked to rate
various music player interface elements using Kansei words
to capture their emotional responses. The analysis identified
the most significant interface elements that strongly
influenced user preferences and emotional experiences. The
findings emphasize the significance of KE as an invaluable
tool in selecting and modifying design elements based on
user feedback and other crucial factors. By including KE
principles into the music player UI design process,
developers are able to create interfaces that resonate with
the emotional and psychological needs of the users within
the target group. This study contributes to the field of music
player UI design by emphasizing the importance of usercentered
design approaches and the integration of KE
principles. The results provide valuable insights for
designers and developers to create music player interfaces
that deliver enhanced user experiences and emotional
engagement. | en_US |
