Perceived Affordances of Web Advertisements: Implications for Information Artifacts Design

Jian Tang, Yuxiang Zhao & Ping Zhang (2011), Perceived Affordances of Web Advertisements: Implications for Information Artifacts Design, Proceedings of the Fifth China Summer Workshop on Information Management (CSWIM), Harbin, China, June 2011

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Ping Zhang

Syracuse University

Tang Jian

Independent

Yuxiang Zhao

Independent

Date Written: 2011

Abstract

Perceived affordance is utilized as a theoretical lens to explore factors influencing consumers’ positive or negative perceptions of Web advertisements, which is one type of information artifacts. Content and form are two main attributes shared by information artifacts. Based on the literature review and content analysis, a conceptual framework is proposed to shed light on perceived affordance of information artifacts for the IS researchers and designers.

Keywords: Information artifacts, Web ads, Perceived affordances, Design

Suggested Citation

Zhang, Ping and Jian, Tang and Zhao, Yuxiang, Perceived Affordances of Web Advertisements: Implications for Information Artifacts Design (2011). Jian Tang, Yuxiang Zhao & Ping Zhang (2011), Perceived Affordances of Web Advertisements: Implications for Information Artifacts Design, Proceedings of the Fifth China Summer Workshop on Information Management (CSWIM), Harbin, China, June 2011, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2350004

Ping Zhang (Contact Author)

Syracuse University ( email )

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Syracuse, NY 13244
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Tang Jian

Independent ( email )

Yuxiang Zhao

Independent ( email )

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