VitaChronicle: Applying UX/UI Principles and Guidelines to Enhance Lifelog Retrieval System Design

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User interfaces are essential in digital lifelogging systems, enabling fast and precise retrieval of images and memory data. Despite lifelogging's established presence in information retrieval, user interfaces have been notably underexplored. This research evaluates common UI and UX issues in existing lifelog systems and applies established design principles to improve our system's interface. Introducing VitaChronicle, we implement these principles to enhance user interaction and accessibility with an adaptable and consistent design. VitaChronicle addresses key interface design challenges, providing a user-friendly platform that simplifies navigation. The system is intuitively designed for both novice and expert users, ensuring ease of use for all. Through VitaChronicle, we aim to set new standards for lifelog interfaces, creating a blueprint for future systems that prioritize simplicity, usability, and engagement.

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Pagani Vavik, E., Wilhelmsen, M., Dal Østensen, J., Dang-Nguyen, D. T., Ninh, V. T., Kesavulu, M., … Tran, M. T. (2024). VitaChronicle: Applying UX/UI Principles and Guidelines to Enhance Lifelog Retrieval System Design. In LSC 2024 - Proceedings of the 2024 Annual ACM Workshop on the Lifelog Search Challenge (pp. 30–35). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/3643489.3661117

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