Designing Usable Websites with the Usability Engineering Approach
Alao Olujimi Daniel
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Alao Olujimi Daniel
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Successful web development requires knowledge and skills in many areas, in particular in an aspect of computing called HCI (Human Computer Interaction) and Usability Engineering. This paper will combine both approaches and also, how to apply usability methods to website design and how usability methods can be integrated efficiently and effectively into each stage of the website design process. Also it will focus on the user-centered approach utilized in the design process. By combining the knowledge gained from a variety of data collection, to obtaining web site user requirements from the data collected and application of usability engineering development process. This will to developing a highly-usable website.
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Successful web development requires knowledge and skills in many areas, in particular in an aspect of computing called HCI (Human Computer Interaction) and Usability Engineering. This paper will combine both approaches and also, how to apply usability methods to website design and how usability methods can be integrated efficiently and effectively into each stage of the website design process. Also it will focus on the user-centered approach utilized in the design process. By combining the knowledge gained from a variety of data collection, to obtaining web site user requirements from the data collected and application of usability engineering development process. This will to developing a highly-usable website.
Key concepts: Usability engineering, Usability, Web usability, Computer science, Usability inspection, Usability goals, Usability lab, Pluralistic walkthrough