User Evaluation Support Through Development Environment for Agile Software Teams

Humayoun, Shah Rukh; Dubinsky, Yael; Catarci, Tiziana

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07040-7_18

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“…One approach for the automation of usability methods application to reduce cost is described in [147]. Furthermore, a prototypical example for the integration of an integrated UCSAD approach within an IDE to provide guidance to developers [171]. As mentioned earlier, research with regards to the technology dimension of UCASD seems to be currently still in an early stage.…”

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“…In the process dimension the identified papers describe integrated approaches combining the two fields, confirm earlier prescriptions and discuss key challenges with regards to this dimension: E.g., models addressing the trade-offs between usability and agile methods [150] and models supporting the collaboration between software engineering and usability experts are suggested [167,171] Moreover, established concepts, such as sprint 0, iterative evaluation and designing one sprint ahead are further supported [152,160,162,169]. It is recognized that usability methods are often used too late in the development process.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…As Kuusinen et al [46] state, there are as yet no commonly agreed upon concepts for communicating design or documenting user requirements in UCASD. Nevertheless, while analyzing the document corpus in the literature review, it became apparent that, besides Artifact-mediated communication [171] stakeholder involvement, the use of various artifacts related to the design and development process is most prominently discussed in research publications. Artifacts are defined as an ''.…”

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“…There are various studies that tried to integrate the two fields. These attempts vary, from traditional approaches 17–19 to agile approaches 6,12,20–27 …”

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“…Humayoun et al 23 proposed an integration approach by defining how these could be incorporated at three specific levels: process life cycle, iteration, and development‐environment. At the process life cycle level, they emphasized the selection of appropriate UCD methods and techniques; at the iteration level, the emphasis was placed on integrating tools and the techniques with which iteration planning is done; and finally, at the development‐environment level, the focus was on UCD activities conducted with automated tool support.…”

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A user‐centered behavioral software development model

Güncan

Durdu

2020

J Software Evolu Process

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The concept of usability, which affects the quality and cost of the software projects, has become essential in recent years. There is a need to integrate usability testing activities and techniques into the development processes; however, integration is difficult. Therefore, this study proposes user‐centered behavioral (UCB) software development model, which aims to bridge the gap between human–computer interaction (HCI) and software engineering (SE) disciplines. A triangulation methodology of mixed methods is used to understand the current situation in software development companies in terms of usability and user‐centered software development by survey and interviews. Their results are then used to inform the development of the proposed model. The UCB software development model proposes a process in which several tools and techniques from SE and HCI are integrated to facilitate the production of highly usable software. In essence, the model proposes an iterative process that combines behavior‐driven development (BDD)—an agile approach that enables a better understanding and analysis of the requirements—with the style guides, usability tests, heuristic evaluation, and Wizard of Oz techniques of HCI. The model was evaluated in a pilot project and then is improved based on feedback gathered. Participants' feedback supported the effectiveness of the proposed model.

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ChatGPT as a Tool for User Story Quality Evaluation: Trustworthy Out of the Box?

Ronanki,

Cabrero-Daniel,

Berger

2023

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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In Agile software development, user stories play a vital role in capturing and conveying end-user needs, prioritizing features, and facilitating communication and collaboration within development teams. However, automated methods for evaluating user stories require training in NLP tools and can be time-consuming to develop and integrate. This study explores using ChatGPT for user story quality evaluation and compares its performance with an existing benchmark. Our study shows that ChatGPT’s evaluation aligns well with human evaluation, and we propose a “best of three” strategy to improve its output stability. We also discuss the concept of trustworthiness in AI and its implications for non-experts using ChatGPT’s unprocessed outputs. Our research contributes to understanding the reliability and applicability of Generative AI in user story evaluation and offers recommendations for future research.

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User Evaluation Support Through Development Environment for Agile Software Teams

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Exploring principles of user-centered agile software development: A literature review

Exploring principles of user-centered agile software development: A literature review

A user‐centered behavioral software development model

ChatGPT as a Tool for User Story Quality Evaluation: Trustworthy Out of the Box?

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