Towards Usability Evaluation of Hybrid Mobile User Interfaces

Bessghaier, Narjes; Souii, Makram

doi:10.1109/aiccsa.2017.10

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“…Aminah et al, have designed a model for the quality assessment of software with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) [46]. Bessghaier et al, have performed the usability evaluation of those mobile applications which are hybrid in nature [47]. A study has made a survey to discuss how defect reporting can help to fix and resolve bugs [48].…”

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Devising a Usability Development Life Cycle (UDLC) Model for Enhancing Usability and User Experience in Interactive Applications

Raja¹,

Rana

2022

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To assess the quality, acceptability and user experience of interactive applications, usability is one of the most integral quality attributes. However, large number of gaps and challenges exist in current usability practices causing the emergence of usability bugs at user end. The idea to bridge the gap between user and interactive product interaction serves as a motivation for this research. Existing usability gaps and challenges demand the need of a maturity model that should efficiently target the unaddressed deficiencies in the area of usability. This study aims to propose such a systematic and comprehensive maturity model, i.e., Usability Development Life Cycle (UDLC) model. To ensure easy and smooth implementation of proposed model, systematic and comprehensive set of guidelines are also proposed along with the model. The model is validated for its competency by applying on poor website and mobile application with weak usability and bad user experience. Execution of proposed model on the targeted samples resulted in enhanced usability with improved user satisfaction.

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Devising a Usability Development Life Cycle (UDLC) Model for Enhancing Usability and User Experience in Interactive Applications

Raja¹,

Rana

2022

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“…Bessghaier and Soui [73] also conducted a study to measure usability of four Android hybrid apps based on a predefined list of 13 structural usability defects. The authors aimed at creating a usability defects base of examples of hybrid applications.…”

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Studying Eventual Connectivity Issues in Android Apps

Escobar-Velásquez,

Mazuera-Rozo,

Bedoya

et al. 2021

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Mobile apps have become indispensable for daily life, not only for individuals but also for companies/organizations that offer their services digitally. Inherited by the mobility of devices, there are no limitations regarding the locations or conditions in which apps are being used. For example, apps can be used where no internet connection is available. Therefore, offline-first is a highly desired quality of mobile apps. Accordingly, inappropriate handling of connectivity issues and miss-implementation of good practices lead to bugs and crashes occurrences that reduce the confidence of users on the apps' quality. In this paper, we present the first study on Eventual Connectivity (ECn) issues exhibited by Android apps, by manually inspecting 971 scenarios related to 50 open-source apps. We found 304 instances of ECn issues (6 issues per app, on average) that we organized in a taxonomy of 10 categories. We found that the majority of ECn issues are related to the use of messages not providing correct information to the user about the connectivity status and to the improper use of external libraries/apps to which

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“…Those dealing with the UX aspect and the issue of application functionality are part of this type of work. We can mention El-Kaliouby et al [35], who dealt with the conversion of code in terms of UI, and technology migration for the example of a specific portal [36] or a specific application [37], and further analysis in terms of the user interface [38].…”

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Performance Comparison of Native and Hybrid Android Mobile Applications Based on Sensor Data-Driven Applications Based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi Communication Architecture

2022

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In the age of smartphones and tablets, the popularity of mobile applications is rising extremely quickly. There are countless purposes for using them, such as communication, social media, news, sending emails, shopping, paying, watching videos and streams, and playing games. Google’s Android is currently the most frequently used mobile system in the world. The main aim of this article is to compare native and hybrid mobile applications created for this system, taking into account the needs and challenges of designing systems using BLE and Wi-Fi. The comparison was based on mobile applications implemented in the Java 8 language and the Ionic framework. The aim was to compare the efficiency of data processing in both technologies, in order to indicate dependencies that can help in the selection of technologies in the projects under development based on BLE, Wi-Fi and sensor networks.

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Towards Usability Evaluation of Hybrid Mobile User Interfaces

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

Devising a Usability Development Life Cycle (UDLC) Model for Enhancing Usability and User Experience in Interactive Applications

Devising a Usability Development Life Cycle (UDLC) Model for Enhancing Usability and User Experience in Interactive Applications

Studying Eventual Connectivity Issues in Android Apps

Performance Comparison of Native and Hybrid Android Mobile Applications Based on Sensor Data-Driven Applications Based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi Communication Architecture

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