Bulletin of Human Centered Design Organization
Online ISSN : 2435-0605
Print ISSN : 1882-9635
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The Comparison of UX in Reading Paper and Digital Documents
- The influence on reading for light work -
Kenta Kawamoto, Tatsuya Sashizawa, Minami Hoguchi, Syuya Tomoi, Fumiya Sakuma, Tao Matsuzaki, Jun Iio
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Keywords: UX, Paper Media, Digital Devices
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2023 Volume 19 Issue 1 Pages 48-56

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Abstract

This study investigates how paper and digital reading affects readers' understanding and UX. In 2020, we investigated the effect of “skimming”. The result, the high-use media had an advantage. In 2021, we investigated the effect of “Reading for light work”. The result, the high-use media had an advantage. The same results as in 2020 were obtained.

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