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Pleasure Framework

Tue, 04/03/2012 - 15:36 — mikegatt
Author(s): 
Brigid Costello
Date of publication: 
2007
​The Pleasure Framework is a collection of thirteen categories to describe pleasure in interactive works. It was developed by Brigid Costello in 2007 in order to evaluate a person's experience of a work. The thirteen categories are: creation, exploration, discovery, difficulty, competition, danger, captivation, sensation, sympathy, simulation, fantasy, camaraderie and subversion. Costello states that the framework could possibility be used in the design, conceptual development and/or participant evaluations (Costello 2007: 370).
 
References: 

COSTELLO, B. (2007) A Pleasure Framework Leonardo Journal, 40 (4), pp. 370-371. 

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