(Re-)Framing Menopause Experiences for HCI and Design

Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell, Amanda Lazar, N. Su
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Informed by considerations from medicine and wellness research, experience design, investigations of new and emerging technologies, and sociopolitical critique, HCI researchers have demonstrated that women's health is a complex and rich topic. Turning these research outputs into productive interventions, however, is difficult. We argue that design is well positioned to address such a challenge thanks to its methodological traditions of problem setting and framing situated in synthetic (rather than analytic) knowledge production. In this paper, we focus on designing for experiences of menopause. Building on our prior empirical work on menopause and our commitment to pursue design informed by women's lived experience, we iteratively generated dozens of design frames and accompanying design crits. We document the unfolding of our design reasoning, showing how good-seeming insights nonetheless often lead to bad designs, while working progressively towards stronger insights and design constructs. The latter we offer as a contribution to researchers and practitioners who work at the intersections of women's health and design.
(重新)构建HCI和设计的更年期经验
根据医学和健康研究、体验设计、新兴技术调查和社会政治批评的考虑,HCI研究人员已经证明,妇女健康是一个复杂而丰富的话题。然而,将这些研究成果转化为富有成效的干预措施是困难的。我们认为设计能够很好地应对这样的挑战,这要归功于它的问题设置和框架的方法论传统,它位于综合(而不是分析)知识生产中。在本文中,我们的重点是设计更年期的经验。基于我们之前关于更年期的经验工作,以及我们对追求基于女性生活经验的设计的承诺,我们迭代地生成了数十个设计框架和相应的设计评论。我们记录了我们的设计推理的展开,展示了看似好的见解如何经常导致糟糕的设计,同时逐步朝着更强的见解和设计结构努力。后者,我们提供作为一个贡献的研究人员和从业人员谁在妇女健康和设计的交叉点工作。
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