konica minolta
Own business site (Explainable KANSEI)
Objectively and quantitatively determine the design proposal that is closer to the appealing image of the concept "science" and attracts more attention than the A/B web design candidates. The design decision process went smoothly.
We evaluated the two proposals A and B, which were created as drafts, in three ways: "attentionality," "attentionality of characters," and "impression analysis." The decision was made to investigate whether the flow line arrangement was appropriate and whether it was close to the "science" image.
First, we conducted an analysis of "attentionality" to see if the points we wanted to appeal to were clearly noticeable.
Since the most conspicuous parts are displayed in red and the less conspicuous parts in blue, we can see that there is a big difference in the conspicuousness of the service name "Explainable KANSEI" between plans A and B. Ta.
Finally, we conducted an "impression analysis" to see if it was close to the appeal image. The concept for this website design was "science." We evaluated it based on whether it was close to this image.
Plan A was analyzed to be closer to the image of "clean," "elegant," and "refreshing," while plan B was analyzed to be closer to the image of "clear," "smart," and "youthful." Turns out.
We concluded that Plan B is closer to the "science" image.
We have achieved great results by improving the design of various materials such as advertisements, menus, web packages, etc.
Please check the results for yourself.
The improved design was ranked number one in a local media newspaper, greatly contributing to increased recognition!
The improved package design received a high score of 4.6 out of 5 when evaluated by experts!
With service materials, webinars, and demo videos. If you see this, you'll definitely want to use your Explainable KANSEI.