Evaluating the Disruptiveness of Mobile Interactions: A Mixed-Method Approach
summary
Mixed-method procedure combines eye tracking, audio/video, pre/post interviews and a simulated coffee conversation to measure disruption; 24 participants across 12 sessions experience 10 calls in 8 minutes under a between-subjects A/B comparison of standard Android swipe versus a surface sliding decline gesture. Quantitative gaze coding and qualitative feedback both show a significant difference: sliding-on-table reduces phone-looking time and yields actionable design suggestions. Method runs quickly for early prototypes and produces interview-based refinements for next iterations.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to mobile disruption
- 4:06Mixed-method approach requirements
- 7:16Study design and setup
- 9:50Results and user feedback
- 13:47Key advantages and conclusions
- 15:37Q&A session
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