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4-2-4 Usability Evaluation

Usability evaluation refers to evaluation of the usability (i.e., ease-of-use) of a system and website that is created (or developed) on the basis of the human interface design.

(1) Qualitative evaluation

The qualitative evaluation in usability evaluation refers to the technical evaluation of the system and website interface. It is mainly implemented for the purpose of evaluating the “effectiveness” and “efficiency” of usability.

Complete original Methods of qualitative evaluation box. Usability test (user test): a usability engineer assigns a task and observes the subject's actions and speech to detect interface problems; website log data analysis (access log analysis) can be combined with the test. Heuristic evaluation: usability engineers and designers use technical knowledge, experience and existing empirical rules to evaluate the interface. This is an expert review in which the user's opinion is not reflected.
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(2) Quantitative evaluation

The quantitative evaluation in usability evaluation refers to the method that the system and website are compared with others and evaluated relatively. It is mainly implemented for the purpose of evaluating the “satisfaction level of the user.”

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Complete original Method of quantitative evaluation box continuing the definition on printed page 167. Questionnaire survey/Interview method: users' opinions are collected through a questionnaire for several unspecified persons and face-to-face interviews. This makes it easier to collect information about dissatisfaction with the system and website compared with other systems and websites.
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