Graphical User Interface Features In Building Attractive And Successful Websites

Abdo, Ahmed Mahdee; Alali, Sardar Hasan

doi:10.19044/esj.2016.v12n15p332

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“…The third category representing participants’ likes is a platform because many users appreciate the application’s algorithmic functions, layout and design. This is in line with research that suggests that the success of a user interface relies on many aspects, such as consistency, accessibility and ease of navigation (Abdo & Alali, 2016). In addition, algorithms are present on many social networking sites.…”

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‘I Can Spend Forever on It Without Getting Bored’: Analyzing What College Students Like and Dislike About TikTok

Martinez,

Brammer,

Punyanunt-Carter

2023

Media Watch

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TikTok is a top-rated social media app used by U.S. college students, so understanding what users like and dislike about the platform is an important endeavour for contemporary media and communication scholars. To investigate such perceptions, 468 college students completed an online survey about their likes and dislikes associated with TikTok. In total, 13 unique themes emerged for likes and dislikes, respectively. The like themes included humorous content, variety/diversity of content, being entertained, community educational content, algorithm/personalisation, user interface, TikTok culture/references, short video content, creative outlet, emotion/stress management, relatable content and trending content. The dislike themes were addictive nature, negative interactions, uninteresting content, influencers/attention-seeking, cancel culture/platform drama, privacy concerns/fake news, negative emotions/mental state, revealing content (nudity), political content, TikTok platform guidelines, app functionality, advertisements and trending content. Results revealed college students’ perceptions of TikTok’s most likeable and unlikeable characteristics and users’ satisfaction with TikTok compared to other social media platforms. Implications for these findings are discussed.

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‘I Can Spend Forever on It Without Getting Bored’: Analyzing What College Students Like and Dislike About TikTok

Martinez,

Brammer,

Punyanunt-Carter

2023

Media Watch

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“…The graphical interfaces have previously been studied from the perspectives of computer simulations (Saw and Butler, 2008), mobile devices (Mufti, 2016), websites (Abdo, 2016), big data (Sagiroglu and Sinanc, 2013) and other topics. Earlier investigations have primarily concentrated on investigating the HCI.…”

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Evaluating graphical user interfaces for buildings

Halmetoja¹,

Forns-Samso

2020

JCRE

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate six different graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for facilities operations using human–machine interaction (HMI) theories. Design/methodology/approach The authors used a combined multi-functional method that includes a review of the theories behind HMI for GUIs as its first approach. Consequently, heuristic evaluations were conducted to identify usability problems in a professional context. Ultimately, thematic interviews were conducted with property managers and service staff to determine special needs for the interaction of humans and the built environment. Findings The heuristic evaluation revealed that not all the studied applications were complete when the study was done. The significant non-motivational factor was slowness, and a lighter application means the GUI is more comfortable and faster to use. The evaluators recommended not using actions that deviate from regular practice. Proper implementation of the GUI would make it easier and quicker to work on property maintenance and management. The thematic interviews concluded that the GUIs form an excellent solution that enables communication between the occupant, owner and service provider. Indoor conditions monitoring was seen as the most compelling use case for GUIs. Two-dimensional (2D) layouts are more demonstrative and faster than three-dimensional (3D) layouts for monitoring purposes. Practical implications The study provides an objective view of the strengths and weaknesses of specific types of GUI. So, it can help to select a suitable GUI for a particular environment. The 3D view is not seen as necessary for monitoring indoor conditions room by room or sending a service request. Many occupants’ services can be implemented without any particular layout. On the other hand, some advanced services were desired for the occupants, such as monitoring occupancy, making space reservations and people tracking. These aspects require a 2D layout at least. The building information model is seen as useful, especially when monitoring complex technical systems. Originality/value Earlier investigations have primarily concentrated on investigating human–computer interaction. The authors’ studied human–building interaction instead. The notable difference to previous efforts is that the authors considered the GUI as a medium with which to communicate with the built environment, and looked at its benefits for top-level processes, not for the user interface itself.

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APKOM : Application for determining the category of oxygen levels in blood as an early detection of COVID-19 diagnosis

Kurniastuti

Saputro

Susanto

2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Graphical User Interface Features In Building Attractive And Successful Websites

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

‘I Can Spend Forever on It Without Getting Bored’: Analyzing What College Students Like and Dislike About TikTok

‘I Can Spend Forever on It Without Getting Bored’: Analyzing What College Students Like and Dislike About TikTok

Evaluating graphical user interfaces for buildings

APKOM : Application for determining the category of oxygen levels in blood as an early detection of COVID-19 diagnosis

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