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Usability: Adoption, Measurement, Value.

Janine D Mator¹, William E Lehman¹, Wyatt McManus¹

¹6042 Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, USA.

|January 15, 2020

Summary

Usability research is highly domain-specific, with rare benchmarks and varied demonstrated value. Future work should establish standards and address data interpretation challenges to advance usability practices.

Keywords:

computer interface human–computer interaction interface evaluation product design

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Human Factors
Usability Engineering

Background:

Limited reflection on accumulated usability studies across diverse applications.
Focus on usability in transportation, aging, autism, telehealth, and cybersecurity subdomains.

Purpose of the Study:

To review usability adoption, measurement, and value across five human factors domains.
To provide a background for general usability and specific research subareas.

Main Methods:

Exploration of "usability" research within five human factors domains.
Sampling usability practices in specific subareas, not an exhaustive review.
Focused on three key questions: adoption, measurement, and value.

Main Results:

Usability is highly domain-specific.
Usability benchmarking studies and empirical standards are infrequent.
Demonstrated value of usability improvements ranges from monetary gains to life-saving impacts.

Conclusions:

Researchers are motivated to enhance usability practices due to wide-ranging value.
Significant challenges remain in data collection and interpretation.
Lack of established benchmarks hinders data interpretation and requires future research.