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    Therefore we argue that our approach has Increased efficiency Reduces resources required Explore alternative solutions early Simple to learn and apply Easy to apply for large sites (>100)Which contribute to a possibility for a wider adoption.

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    1. ADVANCED techniques to support THE DESIGN OF WEBSITES INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE BASED ON MODELS OF HUMAN-INFORMATION INTERACTION
      Christos Katsanos (ckatsanos@ece.upatras.gr)
      HCI Group, University of Patras, Greece
    2. Purpose & Motivation
      Increase objectivity & efficiency for the design & evaluation of websites information organization
      Aspects addressed
      Structural design
      Links’ Labeling
      Both aspects addressed greatly affect User Experience
      Existing approaches are often neglected:
      Time & Cost constraints
      Increased complexity of data analysis
      Large & Rapidly-changing web sites
      Hard to go from user-research to the design itself
    3. Proposed approach at a glance
      Two tool-based methods:
      Automated Card Sorting Tool (AutoCardSorter)
      InfoScent Evaluator Tool (ISEtool)
      Based on
      Information Foraging Theory
      Semantic Similarity Algorithms (e.g. Latent Semantic Analysis)
      Mathematical/Statistical techniques (e.g. cluster analysis, eigenvalue analysis)
      • Katsanos C., Tselios N., Avouris N. (2008) Automated semantic elaboration of web site information architecture. Interacting with computers, 20 (6), p.p. 535-544, doi:10.1016/j.intcom.2008.08.002
      • Katsanos C., Tselios N., Avouris N. (2008) AutoCardSorter: Designing the Information Architecture of a Web Site using Latent Semantic Analysis. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems, CHI 2008 (pp. 875-878), Florence, Italy: ACM Press, April 5-10, 2008,
      • Tselios N., Katsanos C., Avouris N. (2007) Beyond user centered design: A web design approach based on information foraging theory. In Proceedings of Workshop Are New Methods Needed in User-Centered System Design?, INTERACT 2007, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 10-14 September 2007
      AutoCardSorter – Structural Design
    4. Method Overview
      Semantic Similarity Measure (e.g. LSA)
      Hierarchical Clustering Algorithms
      Page Text Descriptions
      Semantic Similarity Matrix
      Interactive Tree Structure
      Additional Support
      Number of Groups
      Cross-Hierarchy Links
    5. Tool Interface
      Additional Support
      Interactive Tree Structure
      Page Descriptions
    6. 4 Validation Studies
      vs
      AutoCardSorter
      CardSorting
      • Katsanos C., Tselios N., Avouris N. (under revision A). Evaluating Website Navigability: Validation of a Tool-based Approach through Two Eye-tracking User Studies, New Review of Hypermedia & Multimedia
      • Tselios N., Katsanos C., Avouris N. (2009). Investigating the Effect of Hyperlink Information Scent on Users’ Interaction with a Web Site. In Proceedings of the 12th IFIP TC13 Conference in Human-Computer Interaction, INTERACT 2009, LNCS 5727, Part II (pp. 138-142), Uppsala, Sweden: Springer Verlag, August 24-28, 2009.
      • Tselios N., Katsanos C., Avouris N. (2007) Beyond user centered design: A web design approach based on information foraging theory. In Proceedings of Workshop Are New Methods Needed in User-Centered System Design?, INTERACT 2007, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 10-14 September 2007
      • Katsanos C., Tselios N., Avouris N., (2006). InfoScent Evaluator: A semi-automated tool to evaluate hyperlinks’ semantic appropriateness of a web site. In Proceedings of OZCHI 2006 (pp. 373 – 376). Sydney: ACM Press.
      ISEtool – Links’ Labeling
    7. Method Overview
      “Information Scent” = Semantic Similarity Measure (e.g. LSA)
      Parser
      Navigability Issues
      Evaluated Web Page
      Page Level
      Competing Links
      Weak Scent
      Unfamiliar Words
      Links Properties Table
      UserGoal in Text
      Site Level
      ‘Bad’ Scent Trail
    8. Tool Interface
      User goal
      Internal Browser
      Links Properties Table
      Weak Scent Link
    9. 2 Validation Eye-Tracking Studies
    10. Advantages of proposed tool-based approach
      Cost-effective (time & resources)
      Explore alternative solutions early
      Simple to learn and apply
      Easy to apply for large sites (>100)
      Can be easily incorporated in popular web development IDEs
      Valuable for sites that have totally unfamiliar domain to the practitioner
      Possibility for wider adoption
      Complementary to user-based methods
      • http://hci.ece.upatras.gr
      • Download papers related to the research presented
      • Ask to try out the tools
      • Comments, Feedback or any Inquiries
      • ckatsanos@ece.upatras.gr
      Thank you!
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