On the design of a "moody" keyboard

Authors:
Alexander De Luca;Bernhard Frauendienst;Max Maurer;Doris Hausen
Affiliations:
University of Munich, Munich, Germany;University of Munich, Munich, Germany;University of Munich, Munich, Germany;University of Munich, Munich, Germany
Venue:
Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems
Year:
2010

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Abstract

To counter the increasing number of online threats for users' privacy and security, this paper explores the design of an ambient security indicator, in form of a standard keyboard illuminated in different colors, and equipped with additional buttons and vibration functionality. We present the results of a focus group study, which notably influenced the design, and discuss a prototypical implementation called Moody Board.