While several technological solutions are available for older adults to improve their
wellbeing and quality of life, little is known about the gaps between the needs, provided …

Objective This systematic map** review analyzes emotional requirements (ER) practices
in software engineering from two perspectives: elicitation and modeling. For elicitation …

Requirements Engineering (RE) stands as the cornerstone in ensuring that a system
comprehensively captures and analyzes the needs and expectations of its users and …

Emotional requirements represent how a user should feel when interacting with a software-
intensive system. Eliciting and addressing these requirements during the early phases of the …

Human values are principles that guide human actions and behaviour in personal and
social life. With the pervasive influence of software in our lives, it becomes imperative to …

Interactive Digital Narrative (IDN) is an interactive story implemented as a computational
system that is experienced through a participatory process. The ideation step of designing …

Abstract [Context and motivation] For software product development, user-based evaluation
is often applied to detect usability issues. User-based testing is not cost-effective at every …

Assistive technology has the potential to promote the independent living of older adults. To
ensure adoption, the user experience and investigation of user needs should be …

Data from randomised clinical trials shows that older patients are more likely than younger
patients to experience adverse events, resulting in many deciding not to join clinical trials of …

Modeling techniques have been instrumental for conceptualizing and architecting complex
systems. Since the early days of requirements engineering (RE), concepts such as process …