Usability and User Experiences Goals
Usability answers the question, "Can the user accomplish their goal?"(Spool, 2007).
User experience answers the question, "Did the user have as delightful an experience as possible?" (Spool, 2007).
Figure 1. Morville's user experience honeycomb
- Effective
- Ease of learning
- Efficiency of use
- Memorability
- Error prevention (Safety)
- User Satisfaction
- Utility
Two Applications that meets Usability and User Experience Goals
- Google Search Engine
- Its search box effectively evokes auto-complete and correct suggestions to the users.
- Simple user interface that is easily memorable to its features.
- Google logo design is attractively and relatively updated on world's remarkable dates.
- Navigation is well designed to other google apps
Figure 2. Simple UI design
Figure 3. Auto-complete suggestions for searching keywords
Figure 4. Correction of suggestions for searching keywords
- Facebook Application
- It has a good search option, sharing’s, events and photos as the news feed,Chat, Notifications, check in facility, create events,increase effectiveness.
- Navigation is well designed and its features are clearly expressed and easy to remember.
- It has the privacy control, report and block harmful friends and posts, secure authentication increase the safety.
- Chatting, gaming Sharing photos increase the user's satisfaction
Two Application that does not meet Usability and User Experience Goals
- PizzaHut web application
- It has less effectiveness as tasks can’t be completed accurately and not provided required information.
- Application error leads for less satisfaction.
- Not providing full functionalities leads for less motivation.
- Not providing informative error messages leads for less helpfulness.
Figure 2. PizzaHut's order page
Figure 3. PizzaHut's order page error
Example -02: Session timeout problem
Figure 4. Session timeout
Example -03: Unpredictable User Interface
Figure 4. UI before clicking 'Delivery'
Figure 4. Result shown after clicking 'Delivery'
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