Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows

<p dir="ltr">This dataset contains qualitative, open-ended survey responses in .csv file format from a study comparing the usability and user experience of a traditional 2D screen-based design system against a tablet-based Augmented Reality (AR) design system. The study focused on th...

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Graphics, augmented reality and games not elsewhere classified
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Augmented Reality
Architecture
Human-Computer Interaction
User Study
User Experience
Usability
Design Technology
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description <p dir="ltr">This dataset contains qualitative, open-ended survey responses in .csv file format from a study comparing the usability and user experience of a traditional 2D screen-based design system against a tablet-based Augmented Reality (AR) design system. The study focused on their application in iterative architectural renovation design tasks. A total of 32 participants performed a kitchen renovation design task using both interfaces in a counterbalanced order. Following the use of each system, participants provided detailed feedback on their experience, including initial impressions, usability challenges, aspects that felt natural or awkward, and effects on their creative process. This dataset compiles their written responses, offering rich, contextual insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each interface from the user's perspective.</p>
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spelling Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation WorkflowsMustafa Kilinc (21708434)Architectural designGraphics, augmented reality and games not elsewhere classifiedInformation systems user experience design and developmentArchitectural designAugmented RealityArchitectureHuman-Computer InteractionUser StudyUser ExperienceUsabilityDesign Technology<p dir="ltr">This dataset contains qualitative, open-ended survey responses in .csv file format from a study comparing the usability and user experience of a traditional 2D screen-based design system against a tablet-based Augmented Reality (AR) design system. The study focused on their application in iterative architectural renovation design tasks. A total of 32 participants performed a kitchen renovation design task using both interfaces in a counterbalanced order. Following the use of each system, participants provided detailed feedback on their experience, including initial impressions, usability challenges, aspects that felt natural or awkward, and effects on their creative process. This dataset compiles their written responses, offering rich, contextual insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each interface from the user's perspective.</p>2025-07-22T18:21:38ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.25380/iastate.29619125.v1https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Qualitative_User_Feedback_on_2D_Screen_vs_Tablet_Augmented_Reality_Design_Systems_in_Architectural_Renovation_Workflows/29619125CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/296191252025-07-22T18:21:38Z
spellingShingle Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
Mustafa Kilinc (21708434)
Architectural design
Graphics, augmented reality and games not elsewhere classified
Information systems user experience design and development
Architectural design
Augmented Reality
Architecture
Human-Computer Interaction
User Study
User Experience
Usability
Design Technology
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title Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
title_full Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
title_fullStr Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
title_full_unstemmed Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
title_short Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
title_sort Qualitative User Feedback on 2D Screen vs. Tablet Augmented Reality Design Systems in Architectural Renovation Workflows
topic Architectural design
Graphics, augmented reality and games not elsewhere classified
Information systems user experience design and development
Architectural design
Augmented Reality
Architecture
Human-Computer Interaction
User Study
User Experience
Usability
Design Technology