Investigation on Satisfaction with Caravans Through User Experiences

This Republic of Northern Cyprus. The study focuses on the design and functionality of caravans, evaluating their impact on user satisfaction through graphical analysis. Surveys conducted indicate the presence of eight distinct caravan regions in Northern Cyprus, with six of them deemed suitable for observation. Discussions with municipalities revealed some imposing bans on caravan users in designated areas, contributing to a decline in caravan culture. A survey conducted in the identified six regions assessed the perspectives and satisfaction levels of caravan users. Additionally, map analysis and field studies were integral components of this research. The literature review provides a comprehensive overview of existing research on mobile spaces, user experience, and satisfaction. Data collected from surveys shed light on user satisfaction regarding caravan organization, generating recommendations for caravan designs by posing questions about layout, design, and functionality. Indepth interviews enriched the study by providing a deeper understanding of user experiences and perspectives on caravan organization. The findings of this research will be presented in three main sections: caravan organization, user satisfaction with caravan organization, and recommendations for enhancing user satisfaction through improvements in caravan organization and design. The study offers valuable insights for caravan manufacturers and designers to understand user needs, potentially influence regulations, and improve the functionality and design of caravans. Keyword: caravan, compact space, mobility, user experience, spatial organization, satisfaction