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A semiotic approach to the design of non-speech sounds

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A semiotic approach to the design of non-speech sounds

Auteurs : Emma Murphy [Royaume-Uni] ; Antti Pirhonen [Finlande] ; Graham Mcallister [Royaume-Uni] ; WAI YU [Royaume-Uni]

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Lecture notes in computer science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2006.

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Pascal (Inist)
- Aide handicapé, Assistance utilisateur, Perception, Sémiotique, Acoustique audio, Interface utilisateur, Sémiologie, Préférence, Recommandation, Méthode élément fini, Traitement parole, ..
Wicri :
- topic : Recommandation.

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- Audio acoustics, Finite element method, Handicapped aid, Perception, Preference, Recommendation, Semiology, Semiotics, Speech processing, User assistance, User interface.

Abstract

In the field of auditory display there is currently a lack of theoretical support for the design of non-speech sounds as elements of a user interface. Sound design methods are often based on ad hoc choices or the personal preferences of the designer. A method is proposed in this paper based on a semiotic approach to the design of non-speech sounds. In this approach, the design process is conceptualised by referring to structural semiotics, acknowledging the unique qualities of non-speech sounds, as a mode of conveying information. This method is based on a rich use scenario presented to a design panel. A case study where the design method has been applied is presented and evaluated. Finally recommendations for a practical design method are presented supported by this empirical investigation.

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A semiotic approach to the design of non-speech sounds

A semiotic approach to the design of non-speech sounds

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