Retail Design for the conception of mood-sensitive sale points
Opportunities for mood regulation in gastronomic experiences
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2236-2207.2024.v15.n1.47398Keywords:
Retail design, point of sale, mood, design for moodAbstract
The evolution of consumption enabled the emergence of retail design, making experiences at the point of sale (POS) a central factor for understanding customer behavior. Through mood assessments, interviews with users, workshops with designers and assessments with psychologists, the article proposes the creation of a set of 41 retail design strategies to design gastronomic POS that are sensitive to the user's mood. In addition to the strategies, the study highlights the importance of the role of design and humor in gastronomic retail experiences.
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