ARROW-Support, the Appreciations, Requirements and Rationale Of Worth framework provides designers with a systematic approach to worth mapping (i.e., the worth map creation process) by proposing a Template for WMs. ARROWS suggests that:

 

• WMs consider four classes of elements: ‘Native Software Hardware Components (NSHC)’ of the device(s) hosting interaction, ‘Features’ of the interactive system, ‘Qualities’ of features, and ‘Human-Oriented Elements (HOE)’ impacted by interaction (e.g., usage consequences, needs, values);

 

• WMs investigate the strengths of interactive systems through Appreciated Worth and the weaknesses through Requested Worth; both Perceived and Requested Worth are structured around Features, Qualities, and HOE;

 

• WMs highlight different  types of connections between elements.