UI/UX integrated holistic monitoring of PAUD using the TCSD method

Krisnanik, Erly; Rahayu, Tri

doi:10.11591/eei.v10i4.3108

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“…We have systematically categorized these ideas into 10 distinct themes within this section. In this context, “features” denote the specific functionalities within an app that enable users to perform various tasks or actions ( 17 ). Conversely, “menus” are graphical user interface elements that establish a hierarchical structure for organizing and accessing different features or functions within an app ( 18 ).…”

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Exploring mHealth design opportunities for blind and visually impaired older users

Choi,

Chlebek

2024

mHealth

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Background Mobile health (mHealth) applications (apps) are crucial in delivering health information and services to older adults. Despite their importance, blind and visually impaired (BVI) older individuals often face significant challenges in app accessibility and usability. This study delves into the design preferences and expectations of BVI older users and underscores the necessity of user-centered design for inclusive mHealth apps. Methods Conducted in September 2023, the study comprised six focus group interviews. Each session involved two to four participants who began with self-introductions, followed by discussions centered on three open-ended interview questions. Results The study involved 14 participants: four with severe low vision and 10 totally blind. The primary design principles highlighted were “customizability” and “simplicity”. The participants stressed the importance of intuitively designed main pages aligning with user patterns. Further, the participants articulated the following mHealth app feature or menu recommendations: editable profiles, emergency contact access, adaptable data presentation, data exportation, audible color details, customizable colors for varying visual needs, audible error feedback, feasible data input methods, toolbars, and habit-establishing reminders. Discussions also touched on the vital role of clear health data visualizations and comprehensible app-based health information. Conclusions The findings illuminate paths for software developers and health scientists working towards more inclusive mHealth solutions. It is essential during the development phase to prioritize app learnability to accommodate a broad range of users, ensuring that even those with disabilities can effectively use technological innovations to address health disparities.

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Exploring mHealth design opportunities for blind and visually impaired older users

Choi,

Chlebek

2024

mHealth

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“…User interface (UI) and user experience (UX) [19] are the stage of product interactive development by users. UI is how users can interact with application and tools.…”

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Low-cost Smart Basket Based on ARM System on Chip Architecture: Design and Implementation

Prongnuch¹,

Sitjongsataporn²,

Sang-Aroon³

2022

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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“…The Task Centered System (TCI) method is a method used to identify task needs and user needs. The steps of this method include the following: [2]. a.…”

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Analysis and Design of Web-Based ELC Parents Monitoring Application Information System Using Task Centered System Design Method

Cahyo

Kuswanto

2022

algor

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Monitoring is an activity in controlling activities that are mutually sustainable. In the worldof education, monitoring is one of the things that will be done to find out the academicdevelopment of a student. However, the monitoring that is usually carried out is informationcarried out between one and two people face-to-face or through short messages that havenot been computerized. It's the same with ELC courses that are still updating via shortmessages such as whatsapp. Therefore, we need an application that can be a mediumbetween parents and homeroom teachers. With this application, it is hoped that it can helphomerooms and teachers in conveying various information about students' academics. Andparents are facilitated with a real-time attendance system that can be seen in this applicationwhich was designed using the Task Centered System Design method. This method canprovide any recommendations that are needed by the user. Testing on this system is carriedout by direct interviews with the owner of the ELC as well as several employees who workat ELC who will use this application. Based on this test, the ELC Parents application cancarry out its orders in inputting student attendance and computerized student assessments.

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UI/UX integrated holistic monitoring of PAUD using the TCSD method

Cited by 11 publications

References 18 publications

Exploring mHealth design opportunities for blind and visually impaired older users

Exploring mHealth design opportunities for blind and visually impaired older users

Low-cost Smart Basket Based on ARM System on Chip Architecture: Design and Implementation

Analysis and Design of Web-Based ELC Parents Monitoring Application Information System Using Task Centered System Design Method

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