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A Study on Environmentally Sustainable Interaction Design Guided by User Behavior: Addressing Unsustainable Consumption
Summary
Researchers developed a hybrid physical-digital interaction system using gamification, narrative design, and mixed-reality technologies to guide pro-environmental consumer behavior, constructing a closed-loop system that transforms abstract environmental responsibility into tangible participatory practices.
The disconnect between the global environmental crisis and individual behavior is becoming increasingly pronounced. This paper focuses on building a hybrid physicaldigital interaction system through interaction design, exploring innovative approaches to guiding individual environmentally friendly behavior. Based on data visualization to reveal individual environmental responsibility, the research integrates gamification mechanisms, narrative design, and mixed-reality technologies to construct a closed-loop system of perceptionactionfeedbackcommunication. Through technological means, it transforms abstract environmental responsibility into tangible, participatory practices. By addressing the problem of unsustainable consumption, this study provides theoretical and methodological support for the large-scale promotion of individual pro-environmental behavior, contributing to environmental sustainability.
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