英文摘要 |
After Responsive Web Design (RWD) was proposed in 2010, it was critically acclaimed and extremely popular overseas, but the adoption rate in Taiwan as of 2013 was low. A research model was constructed and validated via the perceived ask-technology fit (TTF), technology acceptance model (TAM), and switching barriers of web designers in 2013, and was supplemented by a post-perspective secondary data analysis in 2016 referencing the five cycles in Gartner's Hype Cycle. In the stage 1 analysis, most of the hypotheses were sustained. However, differently perceived switching costs between web designers and their customers caused an unreasonable outcome of positively influencing RWD use. The updated secondary data analysis with both academic literature and Internet information in stage 2 indicated that the perception gap has been converging, which should fix the twisted outcome and confirmed entering the slope of enlightment and plateau of productivity periods from the peak of inflated expectation and through of disillusionment periods in Gartner's Hype Cycle. This research contributes to the literature on using post-review to explore the evolution of RWD technology maturity by Hype Cycle, adopting a non-service technology application in switching barrier research, and supplementing the rare synthesis of TAM with switching barriers. |