An Integrated Model of Smart Home Applications User Experience Based on Cognitive Dissonance
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Keywords

User experience
Smart home apps
Cognitive dissonance

DOI

10.26689/jera.v8i5.8487

Submitted : 2024-09-15
Accepted : 2024-09-30
Published : 2024-10-15

Abstract

This study constructs an integrated model of user experience in smart home applications (apps) to deeply explore the impact of cognitive dissonance on users’ emotional responses, subsequent behaviors, and experiential outcomes. The research emphasizes the importance of addressing emotional management in the design and development of smart home apps. The findings indicate that emotional response plays a critical mediating role in the user experience of these apps, offering new insights for further optimization. By understanding users’ emotional reactions and behavioral patterns under cognitive dissonance, developers can more effectively improve interface design and enhance the overall user experience.

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