Ozan Avci, Ezgi

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Ezgi Ozan Avci
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Dr.Öğr.Üyesi
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01.01.08.02. Endüstriyel Tasarım Bölümü
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    A qualitative exploration of user perceptions and expectations of raw milk vending machines
    (Inderscience Publishers, 2023) Selen Devrim Ülkebaş; Ezgi Ozan Avci; Ülkebaş, Selen Devrim; Avcı, Ezgi Ozan
    Fresh food vending machines (VMs) can be an alternative channel for sustainable and health-conscious retailing. However VMs that dispense fresh items such as raw milk pose distinct challenges in user interaction. This study explores user perceptions and expectations regarding the anticipated use of raw milk vending machines (RM-VMs). The study incorporates both exploratory and evaluative inquiry through the use of in-depth interviews supplemented with visual prompts. The study highlighted the critical importance of food hygiene mostly attributed to human errors. Key user expectations for enhancing food safety and user interaction in the next generation of RM-VMs emerged as digital technology integration and automation of tasks with the aim of improving the discoverability and understandability of product features minimising human errors in use enhancing information quality and quantity adapting to evolving shopping practices and diverse user profiles and elevating service quality. © 2024 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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    Sustainable Design Considerations for Product Personalisation Adopting Half-Way Design Approach (1)
    (Middle East Technical University, 2025) Doğan, Çağla; Ozan Avci, Ezgi
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    Sustainable Design Considerations for Product Personalisation Adopting Half-Way Design Approach (1)
    (Middle East Technical Univ, 2025) Dogan, Cagla; Ozan Avci, Ezgi
    Product personalisation can potentially prolong product lifetimes by fostering product attachment, which can result in care behaviours such as maintenance and repair. To contribute to environmental and social sustainability, personalisation strategies should also incorporate local production methods, local materials and skills, support re-use and upgradeability of product parts, and enable evolving products. This study focuses on half-way design approach, which facilitates personalisation while embedding these sustainability principles. The study employs research through co-design methodology that integrates a co-design process into the research through design process and explores sustainable design considerations for product personalisation. Two design scenarios, enabling affordability through re-use and empowering craft skills, were developed considering diverse target user groups' personalisation goals. Based on these scenarios, two diverse half-way lighting design explorations were developed as generative toolkits. Adopting co-design process, various participants personalised these generative toolkits in two connected generative research studies. In the first study, sustainable design considerations were identified, which informed the refinement of both the generative toolkit and research design for the second study. Further personalisation of the second generative toolkit revealed new insights in this second phase. The paper reveals key dimensions and design considerations for sustainable product personalisation adopting half-way design approach within the context of lighting design.