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In-store experience evolution: our research for KIKO Milano
The Value of Time in User Experience
Brands that make their voices heard (and know how to listen)
Sound Information Architecture: the case of the Sirens for Acqua Alta in Venice
Data analysis and privacy: the balance in analytics cookies
When Technology Block Becomes an Invitation to Human Listening
Listening to people also involves data: GA4 Data Import
Chocolate: our research together with customers to rethink the experience of brand and product
SEO positioning: evolution and aspects to reconsider
Listening to include: the right words for more inclusive communication
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Research into Experiences
Is wearing the anti Covid-19 mask really stressful?
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Design for Experiences
Analogy between sport and work. How sport changes the perception of work
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Marketing with Experiences
TSW, the Cookie Policy and the “online” Web Marketing Festival 2020
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Research into Experiences
How the visual perception of a TV spot varies according to what precedes it
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Research into Experiences
In our mental processes, do the real reasons for a choice coincide with what we tell ourselves after making it, or do they depend more on unconscious, even if irrational, motivations?
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Research into Experiences
The research work of TSW in the field of applied science recognized with a scientific publication. It is the third time in three years
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Research into Experiences
What is the ‘framing effect’ and how it affects people’s behavior
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Experiences in our projects
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, between art and neuroscience
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Experiences in our projects
Improving the experience of using household appliances through listening: the usability test of the Haier Europe App
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Research into Experiences
Face reading with mask: is it still possible to detect the emotions of customers to improve the user experience?
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Research into Experiences
The truth machine applied to neuromarketing? That's how.
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Laboratories of Experiences
Neuromarketing: the approach that unites neuroscience and the study of the consumer
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Experiences in our projects
SAVE with TSW: designing an airport together with the passengers
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Research into Experiences
Cognitive load, user experience and survey methods
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Research into Experiences
Neuromarketing, automatic processes and implicit users responses
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Research into Experiences
The sample size for neuromarketing tests