Three main elements that determine a product's usability (given the context in which the user is interacting with the product) are Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Satisfaction. 2
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Satisfaction relates to user satisfaction after performing the task. 1
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15 booked a taxi. 1The task completion rate here is (15/20) = 0.75 or 75%. 1
Test Plans, including Quality Assurance, Systems Integration Testing, User Acceptance Testing, Marketing requirements, Analytics and measurement plans are all informative to designers. 1
This is pretty obvious: Microlino's main goal is to become a comfortable car, which helps people to drive and live in a less-trafficked and less polluted city while saving money on gas. 1This is also important when designing pieces of software: usability should be always the number one priority. 1Would you ever use slow software that, in the end, just prints a huge error in front of your face? 1
It's all about evolution, about tinkering and perfecting. 1
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Well, in everything but the Apple Watch. 1
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And, just to note, I'm talking about external design here - obviously the innards of the Apple Watch have advanced considerably across the five years. 1
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There's a reason that most screens are rectangular: it's simply the most efficient shape for displaying information. 1
Whether the problem is "we need people to know about our business and become loyal customers," or "we want users to be more engaged with our product," as digital designers, our primary job is (usually) to solve business problems as effectively as possible. 1
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In a world that is heavily reliant on images - research shows that our brains process images a lot faster than text - being able to effectively manipulate images is one of the key advantages you can have as a web designer; and this goes beyond looking for the best photo editing app out there today. 1
Neil Fleming was the researcher and teacher who introduced the popular VARK model of different learning styles in 1987. 2VARK stands for: Visual, Auditory, Reading & Writing, and Kinesthetic. 2
Universal design literacy is the belief that every person should have access to basic design knowledge. 2Just as we learn math and history in school, we should also learn design principles. 2Being design literate means having skills in inquiry, ideation, prototyping and evaluation amongst others. 2