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Supporting Couples' Social Well-being in Daily Life: A Needs Assessment and Co-design with Co-located Couples
Romantic relationships shape physical, mental, and social well-being, and relationship quality is built through everyday interactions. Addressing minor issues early and reinforcing positive interactions help maintain relationship quality, and ubiquitous computing creates new opportunities to sense a
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