產品側邊元件操作模式與慣用手之關係研究-以行動電話為例

A Study on the Relationship between Handedness and Side control of Product - the Mobile Phone as an example

李奇原(Chi-Yuan Lee)

指導教授 ： 涂永祥

大同大學/設計學院/工業設計學系所/碩士(2010年)

摘要

行動電話已成為人們隨身攜帶的工具，業者將拍照、音樂、上網等服務整合於行動電話內，使得側邊元件越來越多，各元件的配置及位置會影響使用者的便利性。本研究包含兩個調查。首先是:使用者操作習慣調查，176名受測者進行網路問卷，表達對於手機側邊功能的操作習性，再進行:側邊原件配置設計評估，設計側邊元件不同組合的兩組實體模型讓28位女性、18位男性受測者進行使用喜好度評估，結果顯示使用手與慣用手並不影響行動電話的操作習慣，除了在電源插孔與吊飾孔上顯示出差異之外，其餘各項目的評價上無明顯差異，此成果可作為相關設計與評估的參考。

關鍵字

側邊控制 ； 慣用手 ； 操作手 ； 行動電話

並列摘要

The mobile phone has become a basic tool for communication. Many manufactures add variable functions on the cell phone, e.g. taking picture; playing music; internet browser. The components on the side control become more and more, and the layout of the parts might affect the convenience of usage. This study focused on this issue which including two parts of investigation. Firstly the investigation of operation way, 176 subjects were asked to fill a on-line questionnaire which descript the way of operation on varied of add-on cell functions; secondly the evaluation of preferred layout, 28 females and 18 males filled another questionnaire which evaluated two cell phones with different layouts on selected items. The results revealed that ‘operating hand’ and ‘handed factor’ factors did not affect the way of operation. The different handed subjects showed no different preference on those two layouts except for the position of power jack and the handle. This result might support the design of new cell phone and related evaluation.

並列關鍵字

handed hand ； operation hand ； mobile phone ； side control

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