2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-67687-6_9
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Extending Mobile App Analytics for Usability Test Logging

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“…For example, Landauer et al (2018), used log file data on user activity to facilitate the identification of repeated or sporadic actions. Within this development trend, the increasing dissemination of applications increased the importance of log files for troubleshooting code, as well as for monitoring user behaviour (Krieter & Breiter, 2018), which is also an important factor in guiding the development of future features with less effort from developers (Ferre et al, 2017). Since each log refers to a product and a user, this allows for both individual quantitative analysis and analysis of the entire population by correlating data from the product as the whole pool, leading to improvements with a greater overall impact.…”
Section: Data-driven Design Model Application Framework For Evaluatinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Landauer et al (2018), used log file data on user activity to facilitate the identification of repeated or sporadic actions. Within this development trend, the increasing dissemination of applications increased the importance of log files for troubleshooting code, as well as for monitoring user behaviour (Krieter & Breiter, 2018), which is also an important factor in guiding the development of future features with less effort from developers (Ferre et al, 2017). Since each log refers to a product and a user, this allows for both individual quantitative analysis and analysis of the entire population by correlating data from the product as the whole pool, leading to improvements with a greater overall impact.…”
Section: Data-driven Design Model Application Framework For Evaluatinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Landauer et al (2018), made use of log file data about the activities users carried out to make it easier to identify repeated or sporadic actions. Within this trend of development, the increasing diffusion of apps boosted the importance of log files for troubleshooting the code as well as to monitor user behaviour (Kreiter, 2018), which is also an important factor to steer the development of their future features with smaller efforts by developers (Ferre et al, 2017). With a more abstract approach, Cattledge et al (1995) focused on the access to the world wide web and used log files to infer browsing strategies during the interaction with a browser, which in turn results in the identification of typical behaviours emerging from log file data.…”
Section: Log File Data: An Information Goldmine In Many Domainsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ferre et al proposed a method to record the operation histories of native mobile applications [19]. In their method, target evaluation tasks were specified by use case descriptions.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%