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Usability of tourism websites: a case study of heuristic evaluation
New Rev. Hypermedia Multim., 2020Today, a multitude of tourism websites are placing online services and information at users’ fingertips. Usability is an important factor in determining the success of such websites.
Zhao Huang
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Heuristic Evaluation for Novice Evaluators
2016Adapting the method of Heuristic Evaluation for novice evaluators can capacitate organizations of low monetary power that, usually, do not have conditions to resort to experts. In one of the courses given by the authors, 12 in 15 novice evaluators (80 %) said they had difficulties to distinguish the difference among the traditional usability heuristics.
André de Lima Salgado +1 more
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Crowdsourcing community heuristic evaluations
2017Crowdsourcing is growing in both industry and academia, providing new ways to conduct work. However, these online working environments show similarities with the industrial revolution, were workers have few to no rights. Although crowdsourcing is a new phenomenon, online communities have quite some history.
á Campo, Simon, Khan, Vassilis Javed
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Heuristic Function Evaluation Framework
2016We present a heuristic function evaluation framework that allows to quickly compare a heuristic function’s output to benchmark values that are precomputed for a subset of the state space of the game. Our framework reduces the time to evaluate a heuristic function drastically while also providing some insight into where the heuristic is performing well ...
Nera Nešić, Stephan Schiffel
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Heuristic evaluation of playability
2018The fierce competition in the video games market and new revenue models such as free-to-play emphasize the importance of good playability for first-time user experience and retention. Cost-effective and flexible evaluation methods such as heuristic evaluation is suitable for identifying playability problems in different phases of the game development ...
Janne Paavilainen +3 more
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Evaluating Severity Rating Scales for Heuristic Evaluation
Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2016The heuristic evaluation is a widely applied discount usability evaluation method. Experts use the method to identify usability issues in interfaces and to rate their severity in order to establish a prioritization of resource allocation. However, in practice, there are often large discrepancies between the individual severity ratings of experts ...
Sascha Herr, Nina Baumgartner, Tom Gross
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2020
Heuristic evaluation (HE) is an inspection-based usability evaluation method in which a number of evaluators, typically 3–5, assess the usability of a system based on a set of usability guidelines. HE was first introduced by Nielsen and Molich and then revised by Nielsen.
Anas Abulfaraj, Adam Steele
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Heuristic evaluation (HE) is an inspection-based usability evaluation method in which a number of evaluators, typically 3–5, assess the usability of a system based on a set of usability guidelines. HE was first introduced by Nielsen and Molich and then revised by Nielsen.
Anas Abulfaraj, Adam Steele
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Evaluation of Visualization Heuristics
2018Multiple sets of heuristic have been developed and studied in the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) domain as a method for fast, lightweight evaluations for usability problems. However, none of the heuristics have been adopted by the information visualization or the visual analytics communities.
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Communicability and Heuristic Evaluation
2022In this chapter, the notion of “context” is analyzed and included as a new category when designing interactive systems that are efficiently communicative with the latest generation of technology, that is to say, the distance and interrelation of the designer with the real world, particularly from the sociological and computer point of view, with a ...
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Web evaluation: Heuristic evaluation vs. user testing
International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 2009Abstract It is very important that designers recognize the benefits and limitations of different usability inspection methods. This is because the quality of the usability evaluation is dependent on the method used. Two of the most popular usability evaluation techniques are user testing and heuristic analysis. The main objective of this study was to
Wei-siong Tan, Dahai Liu, Ram Bishu
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