Usability User interfaces Jaana Holvikivi Metropolia 27.10.2013.

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Usability User interfaces Jaana Holvikivi Metropolia

Usability motivations Why is ease-of-use/ usability an issue? Life-critical systems Control of power plants, nuclear power plants especially Air traffic control Airplanes and other vehicles Hospital and medical systems Requirements Speed and accuracy of action Good retention of learning

Usability motivations Frequently used systems Banking Corporate databases and intranets Transportation tickets Airline check-in Mobile phones and other gadgets

Usability goals ISO 9241 standard: Effectiveness, efficiency & satisfaction Measured by: Time to learn Speed of performance Rate of errors by users Retention over time Subjective satisfaction

Universal usability, needs Variations in physical abilities, disabilities Variations in use environment Diverse cognitive abilities Diverse perceptual abilities (vision, hearing) Personality differences Cultural and international diversity Special user groups: children and the elderly

Eight golden rules of interface design 1. Strive for consistency 2. Cater to universal usability 3. Offer informative feedback 4. Prevent errors 5. Design dialogs to yield closure 6. Permit easy reversal of actions 7. Support internal locus of control 8. Reduce short-term memory load

Application in useSubjective usability Frequency of use Comments The tube portal3DailyMuch clicking and scrolling; complicated structure; search bad; unstable Winha (desktop)2RegularlyClumsy user flow, non-standard (old) UI and search Outlook, desktop4Daily Outlook Webmail3DailyUnnecessary steps Googl 5DailyNever annoys or frustrates me MS Word (desktop)4DailyOutsmarts me too often, too many features. Invoicing system1IrregularlyPlain UI without any clues My phone5 > 4DailyDemands growing... iPad4RegularlyNice but for what? Personal needs & universal features: subjective/ objective Usability assessment of some systems