The "ecoGator" app

Big Data Analysis as a New Approach for Usability Attributes Evaluation of User Interfaces: An Automotive Industry Context

“…We assume that only understanding of the user's archetype and technical limitations of the interactive systems within the specific context of system's use, including the analysis of the influence of external conditions, can lead to the successful development of the interactive system that meets user's requirements. According to Peham et al (2014), Usability of User Performance could be described by the two following processes: Learning process (represented by the Learnability attribute in Table 1) -the dynamic process that could be described as a process of gaining knowledge by studying, practicing and improving specific skills. Learning cannot be developed instantly, but develops over time as experience increases.…”

Tailored gamification and serious game framework based on fuzzy logic for saving energy in connected thermostats

“…Table 4 illustrates the three groups proposed in (Peham et al, 2014) according to their characteristics, household appliances, user availability, and energy awareness as the main aspects to focus on an energy application.…”

“…Gamification is the use of game elements in non-game contexts to improve the user experience and user engagement (Johnson et al, 2017;Lucassen and Jansen, 2014;Peham et al, 2014). In addition, it is "a process of enhancing a service with affordances for gameful experiences in order to support a user's overall value creation" (Huotari and Hamari, 2012) "based on the current consensus game design elements" (Matallaoui et al, 2015).…”

“…Several studies have suggested mechanisms for a gamification system (Lucassen and Jansen, 2014). propose five mechanisms (1) progress mechanisms such as popularity/status, competition, scores, badges, leaderboards, achievements, and levels; (2) rewards such as prizes, effort rewards, fixed rewards, In addition (Chou, 2015;Gonczarowski and Tondello, 2017;Tondello et al, 2016) created a complete framework that analyzed and built strategies around various systems that made games (Bartle, 1996;Chou, 2015;Marczewski, 2015;Peham et al, 2014;Ponce et al, 2017;Tondello et al, 2016). engaging. Therefore, this study focuses on the Octalysis (Chou, 2015) and Hexad frameworks (Marczewski, 2015;Tondello et al, 2016).…”

“…Fig. 5 demonstrates that every element presented in the achievement diagram is followed by gamification and/or SG elements that provide the user with game-like techniques to allow them to feel real ownership and purpose when they become engaged with tasks (Peham et al, 2014). The Customer element contains three large groups categorized according to personality, energy end-users, and energy target; however, this group is not static and can self-adapt.…”