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        <article-title>UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACTS OF DESIGN ON THE USER EXPERIENCE: LESSONS FROM ONLINE SHOPPERS APPLIED TO ELEARNERS</article-title>
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          <institution>Prof. Dr. Milena Head, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University</institution>
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      <p>Effective visual design of e-commerce websites enhances website aesthetics and emotional
appeal for the user, which can have a dramatic impact on users' engagement and willingness
to share their personal information to purchase online.</p>
      <p>This talk will summarize the empirical results and implications of a series of recent
publications that have outlined how design elements (such as human images, colour and
interactivity components) can influence appeal, social presence, trustworthiness and eLoyalty.
Differences across cultures will also be explored. While this work is within an e-commerce
context, the potential implications of these results for the design of eLearning applications
will also be discussed. Additionally, this talk will outline the importance of investigating
research questions using multiple, diverse and complementary methodologies of quantitative,
qualitative and new neuro-techniques.</p>
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