An Assessment Tool for Measuring Human Centered Design Adoption in Software Development Process

Majid, Rogayah Abdul; Noor, Nor Laila Md; Adnan, Wan Adilah Wan

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-77712-2_100

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“…Research that provides understanding of people's experience, behaviors, interactions and social context uses qualitative research [22]. Past researchers [23][24][25][26] used qualitative research method in their works where its' involved with people experience and make interpretation to come out with the opinion. Thus, qualitative research method is applied in this study.…”

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ICT services features to support intrinsic value activities for productive ageing

Karim

Haron

Adnan

2020

IJEECS

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Intrinsic values associated with ICT services activities in productive ageing. Given the advances made in ICT services that have been widely used, elderlies need to be equipped with the knowledge in using the services. The lack of ICT usage among elderlies is because of the low motivation to use the ICT applications. This in turn could be due to the lack of intrinsic values associated with the use of ICT applications among elderlies. This study explores further the features of ICT services needed to support intrinsic values activities. Brainstorming sessions is conducted in this study where it involved six ICT experts in order to identify ICT services features to support intrinsic value activities. Intrinsic motivation features are significant features in ICT services to support intrinsic value activities for productive ageing. There are five intrinsic motivation features identified in this research, which are autonomy, competence, relatedness, altruism and curiosity. The ICT services to support intrinsic value activities model comprises of the ICT services characteristics that are transactive, community-based with online communication channels, and incorporated with intelligent agents.

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ICT services features to support intrinsic value activities for productive ageing

Karim

Haron

Adnan

2020

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“…The strategic perspective is an organization has to plan the strategy for the organization to increase their profit and satisfy the user of their product. The organization has to make a decision how to use their resources and create something better than their competitors to gain the competitive advantage in the industry [11]. Strategic planning can be explained as an action to be considered by an organization using their resources to achieve long term objective.…”

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Theoretical perspectives of the HCD integration in software development process

Majid

Noor

Adnan

2020

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HCD is an approach that covers all of the human aspects including aesthetic and ergonomics, which will provide a better approach in strengthening the HCI approaches to strengthen the software development process. Lack of guidelines to guide the software practitioners to adopt the HCD in software development process become the main concern in this study. Among the problems that faced by the organizations that have adopted HCD, including problem of managing the resources such as human, financial and infrastructure. Therefore, this study used a theoretical lens to get a better understanding of HCD integration form management perspective, namely operational, tactical (management) and strategy perspective in software development process. Furthermore, the HCDP model is employed in this study because it covers the HCD activities from the project planning stage to the implementation stage of the software development process and it emphasizes on the larger scope of human factors and require broader skills in software development process. As a result, a conceptual model of HCD integration has been developed which emphasizes on the importance of managing the resources and long term strategic planning for the organization. This is due to long term strategic planning and managing organization resources appropriately will contribute to the success of the organization which will increase organizational performance.

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“…Usability is a software quality characteristic that measures the understandability, learnability, operability and attractiveness of the software products. The lack of a systematic approach towards human-centered design in software development is seen as an obstacle in producing high usable software [1]. An effort to increase software usability is through consistent usability testing and user experience evaluation during the development cycle [2].…”

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How Usability Defects Defer from Non-Usability Defects? : A Case Study on Open Source Projects

Yusop¹,

Grundy²,

Schneider³

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Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Usability is one of the software qualities attributes that is subjective and often considered as a less critical defect to be fixed. One of the reasons was due to the vague defect descriptions that could not convince developers about the validity of usability issues. Producing a comprehensive usability defect description can be a challenging task, especially in reporting relevant and important information. Prior research in improving defect report comprehension has often focused on defects in general or studied various aspects of software quality improvement such as triaging defect reports, metrics and predictions, automatic defect detection and fixing. In this paper, we studied 2241 usability and non-usability defects from three open-source projects-Mozilla Thunderbird, Firefox for Android, and Eclipse Platform. We examined the presence of eight defect attributes-steps to reproduce, impact, software context, expected output, actual output, assume cause, solution proposal, and supplementary information, and used various statistical tests to answer the research questions. In general, we found that usability defects are resolved slower than non-usability defects, even for non-usability defect reports that have less information. In terms of defect report content, usability defects often contain output details and software context while non-usability defects are preferably explained using supplementary information, such as stack traces and error logs. Our research findings extend the body of knowledge of software defect reporting, especially in understanding the characteristics of usability defects. The promising results also may be valuable to improve software development practitioners' practice.

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An Assessment Tool for Measuring Human Centered Design Adoption in Software Development Process

Cited by 4 publications

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ICT services features to support intrinsic value activities for productive ageing

ICT services features to support intrinsic value activities for productive ageing

Theoretical perspectives of the HCD integration in software development process

How Usability Defects Defer from Non-Usability Defects? : A Case Study on Open Source Projects

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