There are three ways in which values can play a role in a design process: as design requirement, as factor of analysis and as the value driving a value sensitive design process (Vermaas et al 2011, van den Hoven 2005). To shed light on each of these roles the YUTPA framework is used to analyse and design presence as value for (meta) design (see section 3 under ‘meta design for choices and trade-offs’) (see figure 1).
Three examples of Presence as Value for (meta-)Design
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The YUTPA Framework
Interdisciplinary research has identified 4 dimensions of significance for making choices and trade
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Example 1: Presence as a design requirement
When translating presence into design requirements, an application should facilitate a…
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CSI The Hague: Augmented reality for expert collaboration
The research project CSI The Hague explores the potential of mediated and augmented reality for…
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Example 2: Presence as a factor of analysis
Presence as a factor of analysis judges the choices that are made in a design process giving agency…
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YUTPA analysis Facebook
In this example a YUTPA analysis is carried out to understand how Facebook’s presence design…
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Example 3: Presence as value in Design for Values
Presence as a value in Design for Values positions our ‘strive for well-being and survival’ centre
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YUTPA analysis Smart Grid
Currently smart grid technology is developed worldwide. Boulder Colorado, for example, the first…