On Things that Make us Feel Good
contributions to sensory design and to the project for the senses beyond sight
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2236-2207.2024.v15.n1.48191Keywords:
sensorial design, emotional design, good feelingAbstract
This article questions the predominance of vision in the interaction with the world, exploring the field of Sensory Design beyond visual emphasis. The study investigated how this approach transcends visual perception to influence users' emotional experience in the face of the multisensorial nature of objects. To achieve this, a systematic literature review was conducted on Scopus, resulting in 12 articles (2011-2022). The analysis highlights the user-object interaction, integration of sensory systems, stimuli, and emotional reactions. The synthesis underscores the importance of exploring perceptual modalities to promote well-being, establishing multisensory approach as an essential tool for inclusive designs. In conclusion, this study expands the understanding of senses in design, advocating techniques that consider the diversity of human perceptual experiences.
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