UX professionals have begun to focus on the how to deliver a highly engaging customer experience. One of the key challenges is to accurately measure a wide range of customer emotions including engagement, joy, frustration, trust, confidence, surprise, and disgust.
In my presentation I will share the results from a case study that focused on measuring customer emotions while using different virtual dressing rooms on three e-commerce websites. I will present biometric data from users, including eye tracking, facial expressions, and galvanic skin response (GSR) to show a more complete picture of the emotional user experience which would otherwise be difficult to detect using analytics, market research, or traditional user research methods.
