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- 1. What makes an application a “good” application ? How is software experienced by end-users ? Derk Smit / Christian Campo EclipseCon Europe 2011
- 10. Usability: interaction Operation/Manipulation Interaction Source: Productergonomie, H. Dirken Information Context of Use
- 22. Flow ?
- 23. Allowing for flow search
- 24. Allowing for flow search
- 25. Allowing for flow search
- 26. Allowing for flow search
- 27. Allowing for flow search
- 28. Allowing for flow save
- 29. Allowing for flow save
- 30. Allowing for flow save Demo textedit
- 45. Reducing perceptual work Label Textfield 10 px next Label 30 px Label always at the beginning of a new line 1. 2.
- 46. Reducing perceptual work I meant in an intelligent way :-)
- 49. Reducing perceptual work YES ! this is the same as the one above
- 52. Reducing perceptual work no longer mandatory
- 55. Reducing perceptual work X Invalid character in birthday. X
- 56. Reducing perceptual work X Invalid character in birthday. X X
- 57. Reducing perceptual work X Invalid format for taxnumber, no `-`allowed. X X
- 58. Reducing perceptual work ambiguous meaning of disabled
- 59. Reducing perceptual work better ? what about the label ?
- 62. The question is ? What is the context of use ? Who are my users ? What are their goals ? How can I make their work more efficient ? How can I make their work more satisfying ? How can I make their work effective ? How do users experience YOUR software ?
Editor's Notes
- The extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction in a specified context of use This definition is from the International Organization for Standardization, which talks about Ergonomics, and software ergonomics in particular This might be very abstract, so we are going to pick out some words here to explain this a bit 07.11.11
- The Highlighted words are going to guide us through this presentation. We will Start by looking at the Product, User (and his Goals), and the Context of Use 07.11.11
- In case of software, the model also has input, output (storage), and throughput 07.11.11
- In case of software, the model also has input, output (storage), and throughput 07.11.11
- In case of software, the model also has input, output (storage), and throughput 07.11.11
- Most fo the times, when developing software, there is a vague idea of what the software is supposed to do throughput weg, user 07.11.11
- entwickler, buchhalter, sachbearbeiterin, fabrikarbeiter, astronaut, oma, hund What do you want to know about the user? 07.11.11
- büro, investmentbank, mobile desktop, smartphone 07.11.11
- Auto als bispiel 07.11.11
- Farben umändern 07.11.11
- standard form 07.11.11
- two column layouts 07.11.11
- example 07.11.11
- label right aligned 07.11.11
- colon moved 07.11.11
- colon removed 07.11.11
- und JA 2 Forms sind identisch.... (das ist der punkt) 07.11.11
- mandatory auf der nächsten folie 07.11.11
- mandatory, not dynamic 07.11.11
- Wrong umbenenen 07.11.11
- mandatory better 07.11.11
- error marker, noch mehr felder als error markieren 07.11.11
- error marker, noch mehr felder als error markieren 07.11.11
- error marker, noch mehr felder als error markieren 07.11.11
- disabled 07.11.11
- noch eine version machen mit disabled label 07.11.11