The Smartphone GUI Design Research Based on the User Experience

Lan, Ming; Liao, Jianjun; Qi-zhi, Yao

doi:10.1109/icdma.2013.373

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“…This led us to say that understanding how to provide a better UI in a mobile context can help to increase our satisfaction in a way that objects of presentation are configured to reflect certain usage behavior (mental model; Sun & May, 2013). Lan, Jianjun, and Qizhi (2013) have pointed out that personalized interface design is commonly associated with user-cantered design to which it provides user a distinctive visual satisfaction and interaction. Later, studies like Viveros, Rubio, and Ceballos' (2014) have asserted that users' personality and cognitive abilities could influence the way user perceive the design of activity in mobile applications.…”

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A First Look at the Effectiveness of Personality Dimensions in Promoting Users’ Satisfaction With the System

Sarsam

Al-Samarraie

2018

Sage Open

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Personalization of the user interface (UI) to certain individuals' characteristics is crucial for ensuring satisfaction with the service. Unfortunately, the attention in most UI personalization methods have been shifted from being behavioralpersonalization to self-personalization. Practically, we explored the potential of linking users' personality dimensions with their design preferences to shape the design of an interface. It is assumed that such design may effectively promote users' satisfaction with the service. A total of 87 participants were used to design the UI for certain personality types, and 50 students were used to evaluate their satisfaction with the UI. The results that UI designed based on the users' personality characteristics helped to stimulate their satisfaction in a mobile learning context. This study offers a new way for customizing the design of the interface based on the correlational link between individuals' preferences and the structure of personality characteristics.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%