Understanding the Impact of Spatial Immersion in Web Data Stories
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| author | Kim, Seon Gyeom Park, Juhyeong Song, Yutaek Lee, Donggun Lee, Yubin Rossi, Ryan Hoffswell, Jane Koh, Eunyee Lee, Tak Yeon |
| author_facet | Kim, Seon Gyeom Park, Juhyeong Song, Yutaek Lee, Donggun Lee, Yubin Rossi, Ryan Hoffswell, Jane Koh, Eunyee Lee, Tak Yeon |
| contents | An increasing number of web articles engage the reader with the feeling of being immersed in the data space. However, the exact characteristics of spatial immersion in the context of visual storytelling remain vague. For example, what are the common design patterns of data stories with spatial immersion? How do they affect the reader's experience? To gain a deeper understanding of the subject, we collected 23 distinct data stories with spatial immersion, and identified six design patterns, such as cinematic camera shots and transitions, intuitive data representations, realism, naturally moving elements, direct manipulation of camera or visualization, and dynamic dimension. Subsequently, we designed four data stories and conducted a crowdsourced user study comparing three design variations (static, animated, and immersive). Our results suggest that data stories with the design patterns for spatial immersion are more interesting and persuasive than static or animated ones, but no single condition was deemed more understandable or trustworthy. |
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| spellingShingle | Understanding the Impact of Spatial Immersion in Web Data Stories Kim, Seon Gyeom Park, Juhyeong Song, Yutaek Lee, Donggun Lee, Yubin Rossi, Ryan Hoffswell, Jane Koh, Eunyee Lee, Tak Yeon Human-Computer Interaction An increasing number of web articles engage the reader with the feeling of being immersed in the data space. However, the exact characteristics of spatial immersion in the context of visual storytelling remain vague. For example, what are the common design patterns of data stories with spatial immersion? How do they affect the reader's experience? To gain a deeper understanding of the subject, we collected 23 distinct data stories with spatial immersion, and identified six design patterns, such as cinematic camera shots and transitions, intuitive data representations, realism, naturally moving elements, direct manipulation of camera or visualization, and dynamic dimension. Subsequently, we designed four data stories and conducted a crowdsourced user study comparing three design variations (static, animated, and immersive). Our results suggest that data stories with the design patterns for spatial immersion are more interesting and persuasive than static or animated ones, but no single condition was deemed more understandable or trustworthy. |
| title | Understanding the Impact of Spatial Immersion in Web Data Stories |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.18049 |