usability evaluation methods George, Carole A. creator text bibliography enk Oxford Chandos Pub. 2008 monographic eng

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xii, 231 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Introduction to usability - what is it and why use it?; Getting started - gathering information - useful at the beginning of the process, it describes the methods used to gather information that feed the interface design - contextual inquiry, interviews, focus groups, and surveys; Designing the website - describes the methods used to gather information about specific aspects of the design process: participatory design, card sorting and paper prototyping; Examining the website - describes methods used to examine a finished interface to check that it meets criteria for user-centered design - heuristic evaluation, cognitive walkthrough; Testing the website - describes the methods that are used to evaluate a finished interface and to check that it meets criteria for user-centered design: usability testing, think aloud protocols; Additional information - additional resources and examples of letters, scripts and forms. Carole A. George. Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-226) and index. Library Web sites Evaluation User-centered system design Human-computer interaction Z674.75.W67 G46 2008 025.04 GEU 9781843343592 (pbk.) 1843343592 (pbk.) 9781843343608 (hbk.) 1843343606 (hbk.) 2012464829 UKM 130201 20191117121925.0 17610904