Charles Ikem
ABSTRACT
We present a research framework for studying the development of programming notation for control interfaces targeted at older consumers of smart connected vehicles in order to support future data collection at the early stages of development using the concept of inclusive design. By analyzing literature from perspectives on mobility/IoT technology, inclusive design and user experience, we hope to establish evidence (in-practice) in the process of developing notations for vehicular interfaces that are inclusive for older consumers. The research framework describes the relationship between the perspectives and relates that to notation development for older consumers. We see notations as a feature that embody "experience-driven' and "interaction-driven' visions with the capacity to help older users better control their driving experience and develop their cognitive ability.
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Index Terms
- Users as Programmers: Developing a Vehicular Interface Notation for Older Users of Smart Vehicles
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