Redesign of user interface for e-government application using usability testing method

Adinda, Prilly Putri; Suzianti, Amalia

doi:10.1145/3290420.3290433

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Usability assessment using m-Health app usability questionnaire on the iPosyandu application in Central Sulawesi

Abdullah,

Rinawan,

Judistiani

2023

IJPHS

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The iPosyandu mobile application is one of the android-based smartphone applications that contains information about the growth and development of babies/toddlers and about pregnancy as an effort to reduce maternal mortality rate (MMR). This study's objective is to evaluate the usability of the iPosyandu mobile application and offer modifications to increase its reusability. The study was conducted on 88 pregnant women at the Lere Health Center and Kinovaro Health Center which were divided into 44 people from signaling areas and 44 people from signal-difficult areas using mixed method research with an explanatory sequential design. The m-Health app usability questionnaire (MAUQ) is employed in the quantitative stage, whereas the focus group discussions (FGD) approach is used in the qualitative stage. The calculation of the MAUQ score in this study showed that each statement item contained in 3 variables or aspects in the MAUQ questionnaire got a good score with a total average scale of 6.26 (89.41%) in the signaled area and 6.29 (89.81%) in the signal-difficult area where the score was >4. There are still some barriers to using the program, thus enhancements must be done to increase user comfort.

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Usability assessment using m-Health app usability questionnaire on the iPosyandu application in Central Sulawesi

Abdullah,

Rinawan,

Judistiani

2023

IJPHS

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“…Designed to be applied to all types of system as for example, websites (Hussain et al, 2015), mobile applications (Adinda & Suzianti, 2018;Beul-Leusmann et al, 2014), expert systems (South et al, 2017;Yang et al, 2015), serious games (Tolentino et al, 2011) or e-learning systems (Peruri et al, 2017), the SUS has been used to assess a large number of systems, from the creation of the questionnaire up to today. Without being able to be exhaustive, we propose in Appendix A an inventory of SUS uses, only considering studies published after 2010.…”

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“…Mobile application Government Information Application (Adinda & Suzianti, 2018) Application for public transport (Beul-Leusmann et al, 2014) Mood assessment application (Hafiz et al, 2018) Smartphone screen sizes on perceived usability (Raptis et al, 2013) Mobile recommendation system based on context and personality (Braunhofer et al, 2014) Logbook dedicated to physical exercise (Heinonen et al, 2012) Online health record on mobile phones (Fritz et al, 2012) Application in the field of Health…”

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Psychometric Evaluation of the F-SUS: Creation and Validation of the French Version of the System Usability Scale

Gronier

Baudet

2021

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

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While the System Usability Scale (SUS) is probably one of the most widely used questionnaires to measure the perceived ease of use of interactive systems, there is currently no scientific valid translation in French. This article describes the translation and statistical validation of the French version of the SUS, called F-SUS. On the basis of two translations carried out by a committee of bilingual experts, the various psychometric analyses made it possible to select only one translation. Fidelity measurement, factor analysis and sensitivity measurement obtained results very close or similar to the original version of the SUS. Thus, the F-SUS can be used with confidence by French-speaking usability researchers and practitioners.

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“…E-Government is known by many names such as Electronic Government, Electronic Governance, Digital Governance, Digital Government, Online Government, e-Government, and others [35]. Gartner defines e-Government as a continuous optimization of service provision, sustainable participation and governance by changing internal and external relations through technology, internet and new media.…”

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Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

Madyatmadja¹,

Kiswanto²

2019

IJRTE

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Relation between e-Government and social media is an inseparable relationship. The purpose of e-Government who wants to improve public services, with the help of information and communication technology. The best solution is using social media. In Indonesia, e-Government is a concept that is implemented not only by the central government, but also by regional/local governments. Right now, many local governments in Indonesia already implemented e-Government. However, not all of Indonesia local governments that implemented egovernment have a social media-based e-Government application. There is a chance that a certain city/regency at Indonesia using same social media-based e-Government application. If the application is seen in terms of features, each application also has different features combination, which are the strengths and the uniqueness of each application. In this study, there are 9 applications that examined from 9 cities / regency in Indonesia. The purpose of this study is to analyse the relation between e-government and social media, in terms of using social media features and identified features that exist in each e-Government application that examined from 9 cities / regency in Indonesia with Systematic Literature Review. The feature found will be categorized with feature functionality categorization: Identity, Conversations, Sharing, Presence, Relationships, Reputation, and Groups. Each feature found can be having more than 1 feature functionality. The result of this study can be used as an indicator about features available at social media-based e-Government application and this study can be used to be a comparison or references for making another social media-based e-Government application in the future

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References 91 publications

Usability assessment using m-Health app usability questionnaire on the iPosyandu application in Central Sulawesi

Usability assessment using m-Health app usability questionnaire on the iPosyandu application in Central Sulawesi

Psychometric Evaluation of the F-SUS: Creation and Validation of the French Version of the System Usability Scale

Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

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