Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Desktop notifications are designed to provide awareness of information while a user is attending to a primary task. Unfortunately the awareness can come with the price of disruption to the focal task.  review results of a field study on the use and perceived value of email notifications in the workplace.  recorded users' interactions with software applications for two eks and studied how notifications or their forced absence influenced users' quest for awareness of new email arrival, as ll as the impact of notifications on their overall task focus. Results shod that users view notifications as a mechanism to provide passive awareness rather than a trigger to switch tasks. Turing off notifications cause some users to self interrupt more to explicitly monitor email arrival, while others appear to be able to better focus on their tasks. Users acknowledge notifications as disruptive, yet opt for them because of their perceived value in providing awareness.
['Shamsi T. Iqbal', 'Eric Horvitz']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Notifications and awareness: a field study of alert usage and preferences
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