Memória P&D Design

15º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design

UFAM — Manaus (AM)

Outubro/2024

Bodystorming como Procedimento para o Design de Interação: Uma Revisão Sistemática Integrativa da Literatura

Bodystorming as a Procedure for Interaction Design: An Integrative Systematic Literature Review

Christian Silva Cambruzzi
Ricardo Triska

Como citar

Silva Cambruzzi, Christian; Triska, Ricardo; "Bodystorming como Procedimento para o Design de Interação: Uma Revisão Sistemática Integrativa da Literatura", p. 9025-9041. PPG Design Caderno Científico, Manaus, 2024. Anais do XV Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design – P&D Design Manaus., DOI https://doi.org/10.29327/5457226.1-470

Resumo

O bodystorming é um método de ideação de caráter generativo, dinâmico, improvisacional que foca fase de ideação do processo de design. Este artigo delimita o estudo do método no campo do design de interação, uma atividade de design que visa a criação de espaços para a interação humana. A pesquisa visa responder como o bodystorming pode implicar diferentes procedimentos para o design de interação. Para a investigação, emprega-se a revisão sistemática integrativa da literatura com procedimento técnico. A revisão culmina em 17 documentos extraídos das bases de dados: ACM Digital, Scopus e Web of Science. A análise e interpretação dos dados levou ao estabelecimento de três temas. O primeiro tema se refere às variações do bodystorming na Interação Humano-Computador. O segundo implica em uma discussão sobre a abordagem corporificada do método. O último tema identifica o corpo, o espaço e os objetos como recursos de design na atividade de bodystorming.
Palavras-chave:

Bodystorming, Ideação, Design de Interação

Abstract

Bodystorming is a generative, dynamic, improvisational ideation method that focuses on the ideation phase of the design process. This article delimits the study of this method in the field of interaction design, a design activity that aims to create spaces for human interaction. The research aims to answer how bodystorming can suggest different procedures for interaction design. For this investigation, an integrative systematic literature review with a technical procedure was used. The review culminates in 17 documents extracted from three databases: ACM Digital, Scopus and Web of Science. Data analysis and interpretation led to the establishment of three themes. The first theme refers to variations of bodystorming in Human-Computer Interaction. The second involves a discussion of the embodied approach to the method. The last theme identifies the body, space and objects as design resources in the bodystorming activity.
Keywords:

Bodystorming, Ideation, Interaction Design

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