most citedScrolling in the Deep: Analysing Contextual Influences on Intervention Effectiveness during Infinite Scrolling on Social Media

14 citations · 29 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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16 papers

cs.HC2026

Multi-Session User Experience Assessments of Computationally Optimized Automated Vehicle Functionality Visualizations

Mark Colley, Pascal Jansen, Svenja Krauss +1

Understanding automated vehicles (AVs) is crucial to improving their acceptance. Numerous approaches to visualizing relevant traffic information to passengers have been proposed an…

cs.HC2026

Effects of Auditory Information for People With Visual Impairments in Highly Automated Vehicles

Mark Colley, Tobias Aescht, Omid Rajabi +3

Automated vehicles promise to improve accessibility and access to personal mobility for everyone. However, their design and current research trends in visualizing relevant informat…

cs.HC2026

Can't Stop: How Context and Individual Traits Influence Effectiveness of Different Gradual Interventions for Infinite Scrolling on Short-Form Video Platforms

Luca-Maxim Meinhardt, Manuela Dragic, Mark Colley +2

Infinite scrolling on short-form video platforms like TikTok encourages prolonged engagement and post-usage regret. Interventions aim to mitigate such behavior, but their effective…

cs.HC20261 cited

eHMI for All -- Investigating the Effect of External Communication of Automated Vehicles on Pedestrians, Manual Drivers, and Cyclists in Virtual Reality

Mark Colley, Simon Kopp, Debargha Dey +2

With automated vehicles (AVs), the absence of a human operator could necessitate external Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs) to communicate with other road users. Existing research p…

cs.HC20261 cited

MIRAGE: Enabling Real-Time Automotive Mediated Reality

Pascal Jansen, Julian Britten, Mark Colley +2

Traffic is inherently dangerous, with around 1.19 million fatalities annually. Automotive Mediated Reality (AMR) can enhance driving safety by overlaying critical information (e.g.…

cs.HC2025

VIP-Sim: A User-Centered Approach to Vision Impairment Simulation for Accessible Design

Max Rädler, Mark Colley, Enrico Rukzio

People with vision impairments (VIPs) often rely on their remaining vision when interacting with user interfaces. Simulating visual impairments is an effective tool for designers,…