A Heuristic Evaluation for Deaf Web User Experience (HE4DWUX)

Yeratziotis, Alexandros; Zaphiris, Panayiotis

doi:10.1080/10447318.2017.1339940

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“…From equations (13)(14), calculating the fuzzy weights of characteristics as follows: r 1 = [(1.00, 1.00, 1.00, 1.00) ⊗ (1.00, 1.00, 3.00, 5.00)] 1/2 = [(1.0000 X 1.0000)1/2, (1.0000 X 1.0000)1/2, (1.0000 X 3.0000)1/2, (1.0000 X 5.0000)1/2] = (1.000, 1.000, 1.414, 2.236) r 2 = [(0.20, 0.33, 1.00, 1.00) ⊗ (1.00, 1.00, 1.00, 1.00)] 1/2 = [(0.2000 X 1.0000)1/2, (0.3300 X 1.0000)1/2, (1.0000 X 1.0000)1/2, (1.0000 X 5.0000)1/2] = (0.4472, 0.5745, 1.0000, 1.0000) Now, the weight of respective characteristic can be evaluated through equations (14) as follows: Authors determined the effect of usable-security in various alternatives after obtaining the final or dependent weights of usable-security characteristics. In this study, eight successive projects were taken to test the usable-security of two different software.…”

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“…Yeratziotis et al, in 2012, gave a novel procedure for assessing usable-security with the perspective of online social networks [14]. According to the authors, the output produced in this work is high-level heuristics for usable security of health-related online social media.…”

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“…Confidentiality (US11): The privacy of electronic data is haphazardly similar. It is a complex process to prevent unwanted individuals from violating the confidentiality [14]. Various steps and methodologies are already being taken to ensure confidentiality and make it accessible to approved individuals.…”

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The main idea for practicing research towards security is to maintain usability of the software as well. This can be achieved by making less complex and high secure software. Though considerable efforts have been made in this context by the developers and security experts, the standard of usable-security is not the same as it should be. Therefore, it is important to research more on the most conversant mechanisms for assessing and increasing the usable-security of software. The quantitative evaluation of usability and security is an important part in increasing the level of secure software. This paper, in particular, is intended to estimate the usable-security of software and achieve the objective of developing software with optimum security while retaining its usability. The decision-makers often find it difficult to integrate security and usability. Hence this paper approaches the integration of usability and security with its contributing attributes. Also, in this league, the present research study suggests a novel technique which is the hybrid of Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Hesitant Fuzzy (HF) sets, and Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) to significantly assess the usability along with security. To test the usefulness of the proposed approach hybrid HF-AHP-TOPSIS technique, the researchers applied it onto software developed for Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University in India. Furthermore, the procedural sensitivity was also achieved by using the various versions of the method. The findings of the usability along with security assessment insist that this inventive hybrid procedure would be the most conversant mechanism for determining the usable-security of software. Further these findings will be helpful in managing security without affecting the usability for end user. INDEX TERMS Software development life cycle, software security, usable-security, hesitant-fuzzy-AHP, hesitant-fuzzy-TOPSIS.

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“…These experts were expected to adopt their practical skills along with both theoretical knowledge and teaching experience while evaluating the gamifiedassessment. Such practical skills demanded include the form of conformance in the particular design (Yeratziotis & Zaphiris, 2018), the prompt and easy evaluation of user interface, and the lively state-condition within the play.…”

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Gamified-Assessment For Learning Indonesian as A Foreign Language: Heuristic Evaluation Approach

Darmawansah

2020

JTP

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While the current assessment mostly repletes with paper-based or switching to online-based to see the assessment efficiency, gamified-assessment is underexplored yet. Even though the widespread of gamification phenomenon has been observed in the particular foreign language, the scarcity of game-based for assessment in learning Indonesian as foreign language forces this study to heuristically evaluate ‘travelling-like’ game. It aims to assess non-native students in higher education for learning Indonesian as a foreign language (BIPA). To this end, the study was supported by six Indonesian teachers who are currently teaching the Indonesian language in various countries or regions. The outcome of the study is thirteen heuristics which contains a set of checklist items related to an educational game framework called HEDEERS. Both the heuristics and the discussions can identify essential aspects of assessment design in both educational and game perspectives that will impact users experiences for learning the Indonesian language in a better approach

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“…Besides that, improvement of the usability measurements [6], is really needed to ensure tourism applications requirements are accessible. However, this research extended from previous student work where she focused on the identification of dimension and criteria for mobile tourism applications, but not on metrics.…”

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Usability Evaluation Metrics of Tourism Mobile Applications

Hashim¹,

Isse²

2019

JSEA

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The use of mobile phone applications for our touristic activity is very common nowadays with the simplification of smartphones. The tourism mobile applications currently can be argued to be one of the most useful applications that can facilitate the movement of travelers. However, existing usability evaluation metrics are too general to be applied to a more specific application, such as mobile tourism application. Thus, the objective of the study is to propose usability evaluation metrics for tourism mobile applications. The study employs four phases: identifying problem and the objective, encompassing the techniques of developing usability measurement of metrics, selecting the usability metrics of tourism mobile application and conducting expert review and verification. The verification phase was conducted using expert review approach to measure the proposed metrics in terms of its consistency ease of use, understandable, verifiable and overall impression. The finding revealed that the proposed metrics have been well received by the experts in terms of consistency, ease to use, understandable, verifiability and overall impression. Finally, this study presented usability metrics for the tourism mobile applications that can be used by designers or usability practitioners in creating a useable mobile application for the tourists.

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A Heuristic Evaluation for Deaf Web User Experience (HE4DWUX)

Cited by 27 publications

References 29 publications

A Hybrid Model of Hesitant Fuzzy Decision-Making Analysis for Estimating Usable-Security of Software

A Hybrid Model of Hesitant Fuzzy Decision-Making Analysis for Estimating Usable-Security of Software

Gamified-Assessment For Learning Indonesian as A Foreign Language: Heuristic Evaluation Approach

Usability Evaluation Metrics of Tourism Mobile Applications

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