In this paper, we will present a method for automated UI evaluation. Based on a formal UI description in UsiXML, the cognitive architecture CASCaS will be used to predict human performance on the UI, in terms of task execution time, workload and possible human errors. In addition, the UsabilityAdviser tool can be used to check the UI description against a set of usability rules. This approach fits well into the human performance and error analysis proposed in the European project HUMAN, where virtual testers (CASCaS) are used to evaluate assistant systems and their HMI. A first step for realizing this approach has been made by implementing a 3D rendering engine for UsiXML
This article is concerned with the human factors of software usability, namely: to what extent does ...
The development of user interface systems has languished with the stability of desktop computing. Fu...
The need for accessibility evaluation tools is motivated by several endogenous and exogenous reasons...
In this paper, the concept of a tool CogUA (Cognitive Usability Analysis) for automated usability ev...
Abstract-- The usability evaluation of the software interfaces is one of the prominent concepts in H...
International audienceMobile and portable devices require the definition of new user interfaces (UI)...
The motivation of the usability evaluation framework CogUA (Cognitive Usability Analysis) is to supp...
Part 3: Short PapersInternational audienceFor more than two decades, the HCI community has elaborate...
The diversity of smartphones and tablet computers has become an integral part of modern life. An ess...
The usability of a software system and especially of its user interface now has become crucial and d...
Today, the success of a software application strongly depends on the usability of its interface, so ...
Daily experiences in working with various types of computer systems show that, despite the offered f...
Numerous tools and techniques for human performance modeling have been introduced in the field of hu...
Evaluating the utility of Human-Machine Systems’ User Interfaces is not trivial. Several evaluation ...
Cognitive models allow predicting some aspects of utility and usability of human machine interfaces ...
This article is concerned with the human factors of software usability, namely: to what extent does ...
The development of user interface systems has languished with the stability of desktop computing. Fu...
The need for accessibility evaluation tools is motivated by several endogenous and exogenous reasons...
In this paper, the concept of a tool CogUA (Cognitive Usability Analysis) for automated usability ev...
Abstract-- The usability evaluation of the software interfaces is one of the prominent concepts in H...
International audienceMobile and portable devices require the definition of new user interfaces (UI)...
The motivation of the usability evaluation framework CogUA (Cognitive Usability Analysis) is to supp...
Part 3: Short PapersInternational audienceFor more than two decades, the HCI community has elaborate...
The diversity of smartphones and tablet computers has become an integral part of modern life. An ess...
The usability of a software system and especially of its user interface now has become crucial and d...
Today, the success of a software application strongly depends on the usability of its interface, so ...
Daily experiences in working with various types of computer systems show that, despite the offered f...
Numerous tools and techniques for human performance modeling have been introduced in the field of hu...
Evaluating the utility of Human-Machine Systems’ User Interfaces is not trivial. Several evaluation ...
Cognitive models allow predicting some aspects of utility and usability of human machine interfaces ...
This article is concerned with the human factors of software usability, namely: to what extent does ...
The development of user interface systems has languished with the stability of desktop computing. Fu...
The need for accessibility evaluation tools is motivated by several endogenous and exogenous reasons...