Enhancing User Experience Through Customisation of UI Design

Hui, Sarah Low Tze; See, Swee Lan

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2015.07.237

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“…Users experience augmented reality by following the mascot’s instructions through the mobile device with the app installed, thus improving the satisfaction of the whole experience [ 42 ]. Having a sense of control over the user interface will directly affect use efficiency, and customizability is positively proportional to the user’s perceived ease of use, which can improve the user’s satisfaction [ 43 ]. The key to a better user experience and greater loyalty are a sense of accomplishment, self-fulfillment, belonging, fun, convenience, and better service [ 44 ].…”

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Important Factors Affecting User Experience Design and Satisfaction of a Mobile Health App—A Case Study of Daily Yoga App

Huang

2020

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In recent years, mobile health (mHealth) has gained popularity. Yoga apps help users to exercise at home and improve their health. It is worth discussing how to give yogis a better experience and higher satisfaction to improve their willingness to keep using yoga apps. In this study, the Daily Yoga app was selected as the research object to explore important factors related to its user experience design and user satisfaction. Through a literature review and Delphi method composed of eight experts, this study put forward the important criteria framework of user experience design for the Daily Yoga app and then, used the DEMATEL (Decision Making and Trial Evaluation Laboratory)-based ANP (Analytic Network Process) method to determine the factors’ importance order and the causal relationships among them. Finally, combined with the results of an importance–performance analysis of 16 real users, we discuss the improvement measures. The research results show that the yoga class is the most critical factor in the user experience design of the Daily Yoga app, the target plan is a factor that is in great need of improvement, and having an attractive interface can improve user experience. The evaluation model of the study can act as a reference for improving user experience with the Daily Yoga app, and can also be widely used in the process of user experience design, questionnaire production, and evaluation optimization of mHealth app and related applications.

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Important Factors Affecting User Experience Design and Satisfaction of a Mobile Health App—A Case Study of Daily Yoga App

Huang

2020

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“…Such approach of using management information system in planning, controlling, organizing and reporting which is done efficiently and accurately within a short period of time in any organization [15], can surely help the productivity of the organization and ease the management process. The success of each application often relies on how well the application is tailored to the users, needs and experience, and reflects how well the users use it [16,17,18]. This research also used a quantitative approach, in particular descriptive research using personal, guided interviews involving the organizers of co-curricular activities i.e., the students to explore their ideas and thoughts as well as determine the problems they encountered in organizing and managing of the activities.…”

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Design Architecture Of An Integrated Student Activities Management System For Higher Education

Aziz¹

2021

TURCOMAT

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This paper proposes a technological platform that provides a holistic and user-friendly interface for the management of information pertaining to co-curricular activities handled by the student bodies in UniversitiTeknologi MARA Cawangan Melaka (UiTMCM). The handling of any students activities lie in the collective processes of submitting the proposal, securing the budget, getting the approval, promoting and handling the event, collecting feedbacks, reporting and post-mortem discussion. The management of these activities has been a major concern with the involvement of over 100 student clubs that carry out more than 20 events per week that are vying for a budget. Acquiring the approval for the event proposal, tracking the running of the activities and reporting are some of the factors that created a backlog from the management aspect. These procedures require a physical approach. Therefore, an Interactive Student Activities Management System (iSAMS) was designed and developed through the Waterfall methodology as a one-stop centre to help the UiTMCM Student Affairs Division facilitate the management of the students’ activities. This web-based system is able to track, display and store all the activities information from the proposal application stage until the end which includes tracking of attendance, progress of the event, collecting feedback, reporting of completed activities, storing supporting documents and generating reports for administrative purposes. All of these are done and managed via a secure, online interface in the Student Affairs Division website without physical presence of the students and the administrators. Even though iSAMS is yet to be completely implemented, the study has great potential in the form of a holistic management of students’ co-curricular activities. Going by that, in the end it is hoped that there is going to be a more efficient management of students’ co-curricular activities.

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“…As for the layout of a user interface, it is an explicit element of interface design, and the interaction hints and information structures it brings are the hidden elements. To deliver a better user experience, the layout design of the interface should match the user's preference [59]. The researches of users' aesthetic preferences and interface layout design mainly adopts two methods of behavioral experiments and modeling.…”

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Research on Mobile Marketing Recommendation Method Incorporating Layout Aesthetic Preference for Sustainable m-Commerce

2020

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The strong interactivity and size limitation of the mobile interface calls for the utilization of users’ aesthetic preferences to provide better mobile marketing recommendations in order to promote the sustainable development of m-commerce. Existing studies mostly focus on matching user interests by analyzing marketing content properties. The studies for utilizing the layout information and user aesthetic preferences for the layout of the mobile marketing interface from an aesthetic perspective are insufficient. This paper proposes a mobile marketing recommendation method (LAPR) that incorporates layout aesthetic preferences. Based on the traditional content-based and collaborative filtering recommendation methods, this method introduces users’ aesthetic preferences for interface layout into a mobile marketing recommender. From an aesthetic perspective, a new interface layout design quantification method, a user aesthetic preference similarity measurement model, and a recommendation result ranking method are designed. Experiments show that compared to traditional methods, LAPR is significantly higher in recommendation precision in the task for recommending the same content and outperforms traditional methods in recall, precision, and F-metrics in the common recommendation task. We conclude that incorporating aesthetic preference for layout can improve mobile marketing recommendation quality and promote the sustainable development of m-commerce.

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Enhancing User Experience Through Customisation of UI Design

Cited by 30 publications

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Important Factors Affecting User Experience Design and Satisfaction of a Mobile Health App—A Case Study of Daily Yoga App

Important Factors Affecting User Experience Design and Satisfaction of a Mobile Health App—A Case Study of Daily Yoga App

Design Architecture Of An Integrated Student Activities Management System For Higher Education

Research on Mobile Marketing Recommendation Method Incorporating Layout Aesthetic Preference for Sustainable m-Commerce

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