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Tim Theys

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10 Resultaten

2026

Exploring user perceptions and design challenges of personal data stores

Tim TheysJelle SaldienLieven De Marez

2025

Exploring users' perspectives on a solid-enabled personal data store enhanced streaming service

Tim TheysStephanie Van HovePeter MechantGill Van ImpeAlexander HeerinckxJelle Saldien

Solid pods : a promising approach to enhance users’ perception of data transparency and control

Tim TheysPeter MechantMathias MaesAugust BourgeusJelle SaldienLieven De Marez

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in INTERACTING WITH COMPUTERS

Understanding user perceptions of personal data stores : a prototype-driven multi-scenario study

Tim TheysPeter MechantLieven De MarezJelle Saldien

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION

2024

Expert perspectives on UX design challenges for solid-enabled personal data store applications

Tim TheysAugust BourgeusPeter MechantLieven De MarezJelle Saldien

Solid-enabled personal online data stores : uncovering UX implications for online data management

Tim TheysTom HaegemansPeter MechantAugust BourgeusJelle Saldien

The design and evaluation of a personal data store application

Towards an affordance-based typology of personal data stores

August BourgeusTim TheysNanouk VerhulstLaurens VandercruyssePeter Mechant

2023

Enhancing users' attitudes towards webids : exploring the effects of persuasive messaging on user adoption : an experiment exploring the effects of persuasive messaging on the user adoption of WebIDs

Tim TheysTom HaegemansJelle SaldienLieven De MarezArian Kashefi

2022

Solid data vaults vs cookies : the effects on users' perceived transparency, control, security and trust