Usability Testing in Kanban Agile Process for Club Management System

Rahmat, Azizah; Hanifiah, Nur Aisyah Mohd

doi:10.1109/icidm51048.2020.9339668

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“…A selection of software testing tools are also listed in the article that can be used to address some of the Source [9] covers the development of a system using the Kanban technique in order to get around limitations in existing club management systems. Giving university clubs and organizations a centralized platform for effective management, communication, and organizing is the main goal.…”

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Comparative Analysis of Software Quality Assurance Approaches in Development Models

Silva,

Siriwardana

2023

Preprint

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This study presents a comprehensive comparison of software quality assurance techniques across several software development methodologies. It addresses critical knowledge gaps by examining the application of quality assurance processes, associated challenges, and outcomes in diverse software development contexts. The study covers a wide spectrum of development approaches, including classical Waterfall procedures and Agile alternatives such as Scrum, Kanban, Iterative, and Extreme Programming. The research delves into the responsibilities, experiences, and domains of experts involved in these approaches, providing valuable insights into the realm of software development approaches. Key findings of the study underscore the pervasive use of core testing approaches such as regression testing, unit testing, integration testing, performance testing, and security testing. The study also emphasizes the importance of guaranteeing requirement traceability, as well as providing insights on the technologies utilized for this purpose. Moreover, the research highlights the critical importance of achieving comprehensive test coverage and provides insights into a range of techniques for accomplishing this goal. The paper discusses the challenges encountered while testing complicated or interconnected software systems and offers practical solutions such as shift-left testing and exploratory testing to mitigate them. Notably, it highlights the substantial financial benefits derived from effective quality assurance processes, including reduced defect-fixing costs, minimized rework, optimized resource utilization, and heightened customer retention. Moreover, the paper delves into cost-effective quality assurance solutions and assesses the impact of quality assurance practices on user experience and customer satisfaction.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Comparative Analysis of Software Quality Assurance Approaches in Development Models

Silva,

Siriwardana

2023

Preprint

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“…One method A. Rahmat and N. M. Hanifiahtried did is to create a centralized management and communications platform system for clubs by using the Kanban approach [13]. This approach allows clubs to use their methods for management.…”

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Towards Streamlined Club Management: Integrating Communication and Management in a Centralized Application

Rao,

Phan

2023

Machine Learning &Amp; Applications

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This project explored a solution to help with club management [1]. Club management has been a complex task for many people [2]. The solution to this problem is to create a centralized management application that allows all management and communication to be done on it [3]. The application is made with FlutterFlow and google firestore. It consists of two main parts, the communication and the management. Possible challenges are the users’ experiences in features like chat and task management, but these will be improved in the future through updates. The application can be applied to all kinds of clubs like sport club or school clubs, providing communication and management for members. It is hoped that this application could provide users a convenient and effective way to organize their clubs

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System Usability Scale for Measuring Usability of Social Network Applications from User Perspectives

Nasyiah,

Kelana,

Riskinato

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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There are two common methods of the System Usability Scale (SUS) in quantitative usability evaluation, which are the Sauro & Lewis method and the Riihiaho method. The research aims to find the fittest SUS methods for usability evaluation of a social network application from those two methods. Using a comparative study approach, the research compared the number of valid scores of the 10 SUS indicators between those two methods. The valid score of each SUS indicator is obtained if the data of the SUS evaluation and the qualitative usability evaluation support each other. Qualitative data which was collected from five ordinary users for each SUS method by usability testing and interviews had been analyzed using a topdown analysis approach. The research obtained two main findings. Firstly, the Sauro & Lewis method is more relevant than the Riihiaho method from the comparison between the obtained SUS indicator scores and interview results. Secondly, the two methods have the same strength of relevance when the SUS indicator scores are compared with the usability testing result. Based on those findings, the Sauro & Lewis method may be fitter than the Riihiaho method for evaluating the usability of a social network application, from the user perspective.

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Usability Testing in Kanban Agile Process for Club Management System

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Comparative Analysis of Software Quality Assurance Approaches in Development Models

Comparative Analysis of Software Quality Assurance Approaches in Development Models

Towards Streamlined Club Management: Integrating Communication and Management in a Centralized Application

System Usability Scale for Measuring Usability of Social Network Applications from User Perspectives

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