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This article brings to an end a four-part series through which I present my venture into the barely explored field of automated website usability evaluation. As I have stated in my previous articles, the best way to test for usability is to do so using …
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Sending out invitations for observing usability test sessions sounds easy. But to potential observers of your sessions, there are a lot of details they have to process in order to decide to add sessions to their over-crowded calendars. Here are 14 tips …
Tuesday 7th February 2012, will be remembered as a milestone in the Maltese Usability and User Experience (UX) calendar since the first usability conference "An Evening of Web Usability" was held. For this prestigious event which was hosted at the …
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In an earlier article on this blog, I have proposed automating website usability evaluation as a means towards mainstreaming website usability within web design and development companies. This is because I view automation as an excellent solution towards …
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I have always been intrigued by the fact that although web site usability is proven to be an essential element in web design and development, there still exist an abundance of web sites with poor usability. This paradox is the result of limitations which …
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