Interaction design approaches and interior exhibit design formations in archeology museums

Museums; in addition to conveying artistic, cultural and historical information, it contributes to raise individuals who value and take care of their cultural heritage. In order for museums to reach future generations, they need to adapt the way they handle interior designs according to the period in which they live. The experiences that involve the visitor in the space enable the visitor to discover the space, as well as to ensure retention and learning. With the development of technology, user experiences have gained great importance in interior design. In this study, the effects of the traditional museology approach on the change process and the new museology experiences and the relationship between interaction design in archeology museums on interior design within the framework of "formal methods in exhibition" and "user communication methods in exhibition" were evaluated. Museums are changing traditional museology understandings by designing modern spaces where visitors can actively experience in interior design with changing exhibition understandings. In this context, the interior exhibition design criteria based on user experience in the new museology understanding have been evaluated and analyzed by examining their historical processes within the scope of archeology museums. In this thesis study; it is kept within the scope of archeology museums, which ensures that our cultural heritage is transferred to future generations in the most reliable way, and that brings the historical past of the region and the region to the present day and sheds light on the artifacts unearthed from the archaeological sounding excavations. With the development of technology, it is aimed to determine the user experience and change of traditional display methods with interaction design and the design formations of the varying space setup. Keywords: archaeological museums, interaction design, exhibition design