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| Beschreibung: | 1. Aufl. u.d.T.: Pearrow, Mark: The wireless web usability handbook Includes bibliographical references and index |
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A CHARLES RIVER MEDIA BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CONTENTS PREFACE XVII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIX 1 INTRODUCTION TO USABILITY 1 USABILITY AND THE
WORLD WIDE WEB 5 THE GROWTHOF USABILITY 8 SURFING, KNOWN-ITEM SEARCHING,
AND TASK-ORIENTED INTERACTION 11 WHAT USABILITY IS NOT 12 USABILITY IS
NOT ACCESSIBILITY 12 USABILITY IS NOT MARKETING RESEARCH 13 USABILITY IS
NOT ABOUT CRAFTING THE USER EXPERIENCE 14 A BIT OF JARGON 15 HUMAN
FACTORS 15 HUMAN/COMPUTER INTERACTION 16 USER-CENTERED DESIGN 17 WHY
USABILITY? 19 HOW THINGS END UP UNUSABLE 20 WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED
IN WEB SITE USABILITY 21 CHECKLIST FOR GETTING STARTED 22 EDUCATING
OTHERS ABOUT USABILITY 25 CASE STUDIES 26 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEMINARS 26
SUMMARY 27 VII CONTENTS HANDS-ON EXERCISES 27 DISCUSSION TOPICS 28 2
HUMAN FACTORS 29 WHAT IS HUMAN FACTORS PSYCHOLOGY? 29 A BRIEF HISTORY OF
HUMAN FACTORS PSYCHOLOGY 30 WHAT DO HUMAN FACTORS SPECIALISTS DO? 31
SENSATION AND PERCEPTION 32 VISION 34 HEARING AND SPEECH 44 SENSORY
ADAPTATION 46 MEMORY 48 CULTURAL FACTORS 53 IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN 54
SUMMARY 55 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 56 DISCUSSION TOPICS 57 3 USER-CENTERED
DESIGN (UCD) 59 WHAT IS USER-CENTERED DESIGN? 59 UCD STANDARDS 62
THEPROCESSOFUCD 63 CAPTURING USER INPUT 65 THE USABILITY LIFE CYCLE 72
ON IMPARTIALITY 73 THE MODERATOR S FRAME 74 THE DISEASE OF FAMILIARITY
75 POPULATION VERSUS SAMPLE 76 THE PARTICIPANT 76 ETHICS OF TESTING 80
CONTENTS IX ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE 81 KNOWING THE USERS 82 WHAT IS
THE SITE S PURPOSE? 83 RECRUITING PARTICIPANTS 85 SUMMARY 87 HANDS-ON
EXERCISES 88 DISCUSSION TOPICS 88 USABILITY AWARE DESIGN 91 THE CYCLE OF
DESIGN AND EVALUATION 91 USABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY 92 A FRAMEWORK FOR
USABILITY GUIDELINES 93 DEVELOPING AN ORGANIZATIONAL USABILITY STANDARD
94 GUIDELINES AND HEURISTICS 95 SAMPLE USABILITY GUIDELINES 99 SUMMARY
115 HAND-ON EXERCISES 115 DISCUSSION TOPICS 116 ACCESSIBILITY 117 WHAT
IS ACCESSIBILITY? 117 PRINCIPLES, GUIDELINES, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 119
ACCESSIBILITY EXAMPLES 129 EXAMPLE 1: USING CSS PROPERLY 129 EXAMPLE 2:
PROVIDING ALTERNATE FORM FOR INFORMATION CONVEYED BY COLOR OR IMAGES 131
EXAMPLE 3: NOT OVERRIDING USER CONTROL AND FREEDOM WITH AUTOMATIC POP
UPS 136 EXAMPLE 4: USING CSS TO ADD DECORATIVE ELEMENTS TO A PAGE 137
EXAMPLE 5: ADDING A LINK AT THE TOP OF EACH PAGE THAT GOES DIRECTLY TO
THE MAIN CONTENT AREA 138 X CONTENTS EXAMPLE 6: CREATE CAPTIONS FOR
MULTIMEDIA 140 EXAMPLE 7: USING ALT ATTRIBUTES ON IMAGES USED AS SUBMIT
BUTTONS 141 EXAMPLE 8: USING LABEL ELEMENTS TO ASSOCIATE TEXT LABELS
WITH FORM CONTROLS 142 EXAMPLE 9: USING SEMANTIC MARKUP TO MARK
EMPHASIZED OR SPECIAL TEXT 143 OTHER CONSIDERATIONS 143 ASSISTIVE
TECHOLOGY 143 MOBILE COMPUTING AND ACCESSIBILITY 145 ACCESSIBILITY ^
UNAESTHETIC 146 SUMMARY 146 HAND-ON EXERCISES 147 DISCUSSION TOPICS 147
6 UNDERSTANDING YOUR USERS AND GOALS 149 ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS 150
STRATEGIE VERSUS TACTICAL PLANNING 150 USER PROFILES 153 TYPES OF USER
INFORMATION 155 SUMMARY 172 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 173 DISCUSSION TOPICS 173
7 USABILITY METRICS 175 THE FOUR COMMON METRICS 176 ANSI NCITS 354-2001
178 IS INFORMATION SCENT MEASURABLE? 185 CONTENTS XI USABILITY METRICS
FOR THE MASSES 186 USABILITY AND SIX SIGMA 187 SINGLE USABILITY
MEASUREMENT (SUM) 188 USABILITY MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION AND MASTER
USABILITY SCALING 189 SUMMARY 190 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 190 DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS 191 8 HEURISTIC EVALUATION 193 WHAT IS A HEURISTIC? 194 10
USABILITY HEURISTICS 194 HEURISTIC # 1: VISIBILITY OF SYSTEM STATUS 195
HEURISTIC #2: MATCH THE SYSTEM TO THE REAL WORLD 196 HEURISTIC #3: USER
CONTROL AND FREEDOM 200 HEURISTIC #4: CONSISTENCY AND STANDARDS 203
HEURISTIC #5: ERROR PREVENTION 204 HEURISTIC #6: RECOGNITION RATHER THAN
RECALL 207 HEURISTIC #7: FLEXIBILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF USE 209 HEURISTIC
#8: AESTHETIC AND MINIMALIST DESIGN 210 HEURISTIC #9: HELP USERS
RECOGNIZE, DIAGNOSE, AND RECOVER FROM ERRORS 211 HEURISTIC #10: HELP AND
DOCUMENTATION 215 ADDITIONAL HEURISTICS FOR THE WEB 216 HEURISTIC
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY 217 THE ENVIRONMENT 217 THE PROCESS 218 HEURISTIC
EVALUATION METRICS 219 DEBRIEFING 221 XUE CONTENTS ASSEMBLING DATA 222
QUANTITATIVE MEASURES 222 SUMMARY 225 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 226 DISCUSSION
TOPICS 227 USABILITY TESTING 229 USABILITY LAB 230 SIMPLE LAB SETUP 231
SIMPLE LAB SETUP WITH VIDEO 233 MODIFIED LAB WITH VIDEO
CONTROL/OBSERVATION ROOM 235 REDUCING LAB ANXIETY 236 WHY USABILITY
TESTING? 237 USABILITY AND EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN 238 SUPPLEMENTAL
EQUIPMENT 239 WRITING THE TEST PLAN 240 SECTION 1: PURPOSE 241 SECTION
2: PROBLEM STATEMENTS 242 SECTION 3: USER PROFILES 242 SECTION 4:
METHODOLOGY 243 SECTION 5: TEST ENVIRONMENT AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
243 SECTION 6: TESTING CREW 244 SECTION 7: EVALUATION MEASURES 245
SECTION 8: TASK LIST 245 SECTION 9: RESULTS 246 SECTION 10: DISCUSSION
247 SECTION 11: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGE 247 APPENDIXES: PAPERWORK AND
ATTACHMENTS 247 CONTENTS XIII DESIGNING USABILITY TASKS 248 PURPOSE 249
TEST TASKS 249 POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WITH TASKS 250 EXECUTING THE PLAN 252
THE ORIENTATION SCRIPT 253 PERFORMING USABILITY TASKS 254 DEBRIEFING 255
SUMMARY 256 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 257 DISCUSSION TOPICS 258 10 OTHER TOOLS
AND TECHNIQUES 259 THE BIG PICTURE: USABILITY PLAN 260 THE CARD SORT 262
WHEN TO USE THE CARD SORT 263 THE INTERVIEW 266 WHEN TO USE THE
INTERVIEW 267 METHODOLOGY FOR THE INTERVIEW 267 THE SURVEY 269 WHEN TO
USE THE SURVEY 269 METHODOLOGY FOR THE SURVEY 269 PROTOTYPING 270 WHEN
TO USE PROTOTYPING 271 METHODOLOGY FOR PROTOTYPING 271 HORIZONTAL VERSUS
VERTICAL PROTOTYPES 272 THE FIELD STUDY 273 WHEN TO USE THE FIELD STUDY
274 METHODOLOGY FOR THE FIELD STUDY 275 XIV CONTENTS THE AUTOMATED
SESSION 275 WHEN TO USE THE AUTOMATED SESSION 276 METHODOLOGY FOR THE
AUTOMATED SESSION 276 THE FOCUS GROUP 277 WHEN TO USE THE FOCUS GROUP
278 METHODOLOGY FOR THE FOCUS GROUP 278 THINKING ALOUD 278 WHEN TO USE
THINKING ALOUD 279 METHODOLOGY FOR THINKING ALOUD 279 THE WALK-UP KIOSK
279 WHEN TO USE THE WALK-UP KIOSK 280 METHODOLOGY FOR THE WALK-UP KIOSK
281 OPINIONPOLLS 281 WHEN TO USE OPINION POLLS 281 METHODOLOGY FOR
OPINION POLLS 282 CONTESTS 282 ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 282 WHEN TO USE
ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 284 METHODOLOGY FOR ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 285
SUMMARY 285 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 285 DISCUSSION TOPICS 286 11 TRANSFORMING
DATA INTO CHANGE 287 SUMMARIZING THE WORLD 288 NOMINAL DATA 289 ORDINAL
DATA 289 INTERVAL DATA 290 RATIO DATA 290 CONTENTS XV MEASURES OF
CENTRAL TENDENCIES 290 THE MEAN 291 THE MEDIAN 292 THE MODE 292 THE
NORMAL DISTRIBUTION 293 CALCULATING THE MEAN AND THE STANDARD DEVIATION
294 COMPARING BETWEEN SESSIONS 297 THE NULL HYPOTHESIS AND THE
ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS 298 CALCULATING PROCESS SIGMA 302 METHOD 1:
DISCRETE DATA 302 METHOD 2: CONTINUOUS DATA 303 SUM, OR SINGLE USABILITY
MEASUREMENT 304 COMBINING THE Z-SCORES 306 RESEARCH DESIGNS 307
INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT VARIABLES 307 THE LEMON PLEDGE DESIGN 307 ONE
GROUP PRE-TEST/POST-TEST DESIGN 308 NONEQUIVALENT GROUPS DESIGN 308
SUMMARY 309 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 309 DISCUSSION TOPICS 309 REFERENCES 311
INDEX 327
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WEB USABILITY HANDBOOK SECOND EDITION MARK PEARROW CHARLES V ER M E D I
A CHARLES RIVER MEDIA BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CONTENTS PREFACE XVII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIX 1 INTRODUCTION TO USABILITY 1 USABILITY AND THE
WORLD WIDE WEB 5 THE GROWTHOF USABILITY 8 SURFING, KNOWN-ITEM SEARCHING,
AND TASK-ORIENTED INTERACTION 11 WHAT USABILITY IS NOT 12 USABILITY IS
NOT ACCESSIBILITY 12 USABILITY IS NOT MARKETING RESEARCH 13 USABILITY IS
NOT ABOUT "CRAFTING THE USER EXPERIENCE" 14 A BIT OF JARGON 15 HUMAN
FACTORS 15 HUMAN/COMPUTER INTERACTION 16 USER-CENTERED DESIGN 17 WHY
USABILITY? 19 HOW THINGS END UP UNUSABLE 20 WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED
IN WEB SITE USABILITY 21 CHECKLIST FOR GETTING STARTED 22 EDUCATING
OTHERS ABOUT USABILITY 25 CASE STUDIES 26 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEMINARS 26
SUMMARY 27 VII CONTENTS HANDS-ON EXERCISES 27 DISCUSSION TOPICS 28 2
HUMAN FACTORS 29 WHAT IS HUMAN FACTORS PSYCHOLOGY? 29 A BRIEF HISTORY OF
HUMAN FACTORS PSYCHOLOGY 30 WHAT DO HUMAN FACTORS SPECIALISTS DO? 31
SENSATION AND PERCEPTION 32 VISION 34 HEARING AND SPEECH 44 SENSORY
ADAPTATION 46 MEMORY 48 CULTURAL FACTORS 53 IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN 54
SUMMARY 55 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 56 DISCUSSION TOPICS 57 3 USER-CENTERED
DESIGN (UCD) 59 WHAT IS USER-CENTERED DESIGN? 59 UCD STANDARDS 62
THEPROCESSOFUCD 63 CAPTURING USER INPUT 65 THE USABILITY LIFE CYCLE 72
ON IMPARTIALITY 73 THE MODERATOR'S FRAME 74 THE DISEASE OF FAMILIARITY
75 POPULATION VERSUS SAMPLE 76 THE PARTICIPANT 76 ETHICS OF TESTING 80
CONTENTS IX ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE 81 "KNOWING" THE USERS 82 WHAT IS
THE SITE'S PURPOSE? 83 RECRUITING PARTICIPANTS 85 SUMMARY 87 HANDS-ON
EXERCISES 88 DISCUSSION TOPICS 88 USABILITY AWARE DESIGN 91 THE CYCLE OF
DESIGN AND EVALUATION 91 USABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY 92 A FRAMEWORK FOR
USABILITY GUIDELINES 93 DEVELOPING AN ORGANIZATIONAL USABILITY STANDARD
94 GUIDELINES AND HEURISTICS 95 SAMPLE USABILITY GUIDELINES 99 SUMMARY
115 HAND-ON EXERCISES 115 DISCUSSION TOPICS 116 ACCESSIBILITY 117 WHAT
IS ACCESSIBILITY? 117 PRINCIPLES, GUIDELINES, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 119
ACCESSIBILITY EXAMPLES 129 EXAMPLE 1: USING CSS PROPERLY 129 EXAMPLE 2:
PROVIDING ALTERNATE FORM FOR INFORMATION CONVEYED BY COLOR OR IMAGES 131
EXAMPLE 3: NOT OVERRIDING USER CONTROL AND FREEDOM WITH AUTOMATIC POP
UPS 136 EXAMPLE 4: USING CSS TO ADD DECORATIVE ELEMENTS TO A PAGE 137
EXAMPLE 5: ADDING A LINK AT THE TOP OF EACH PAGE THAT GOES DIRECTLY TO
THE MAIN CONTENT AREA 138 X CONTENTS EXAMPLE 6: CREATE CAPTIONS FOR
MULTIMEDIA 140 EXAMPLE 7: USING ALT ATTRIBUTES ON IMAGES USED AS SUBMIT
BUTTONS 141 EXAMPLE 8: USING LABEL ELEMENTS TO ASSOCIATE TEXT LABELS
WITH FORM CONTROLS 142 EXAMPLE 9: USING SEMANTIC MARKUP TO MARK
EMPHASIZED OR SPECIAL TEXT 143 OTHER CONSIDERATIONS 143 ASSISTIVE
TECHOLOGY 143 MOBILE COMPUTING AND ACCESSIBILITY 145 ACCESSIBILITY ^
UNAESTHETIC 146 SUMMARY 146 HAND-ON EXERCISES 147 DISCUSSION TOPICS 147
6 UNDERSTANDING YOUR USERS AND GOALS 149 ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS 150
STRATEGIE VERSUS TACTICAL PLANNING 150 USER PROFILES 153 TYPES OF USER
INFORMATION 155 SUMMARY 172 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 173 DISCUSSION TOPICS 173
7 USABILITY METRICS 175 THE FOUR COMMON METRICS 176 ANSI NCITS 354-2001
178 IS INFORMATION SCENT MEASURABLE? 185 CONTENTS XI USABILITY METRICS
FOR THE MASSES 186 USABILITY AND SIX SIGMA 187 SINGLE USABILITY
MEASUREMENT (SUM) 188 USABILITY MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION AND MASTER
USABILITY SCALING 189 SUMMARY 190 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 190 DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS 191 8 HEURISTIC EVALUATION 193 WHAT IS A HEURISTIC? 194 10
USABILITY HEURISTICS 194 HEURISTIC # 1: VISIBILITY OF SYSTEM STATUS 195
HEURISTIC #2: MATCH THE SYSTEM TO THE REAL WORLD 196 HEURISTIC #3: USER
CONTROL AND FREEDOM 200 HEURISTIC #4: CONSISTENCY AND STANDARDS 203
HEURISTIC #5: ERROR PREVENTION 204 HEURISTIC #6: RECOGNITION RATHER THAN
RECALL 207 HEURISTIC #7: FLEXIBILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF USE 209 HEURISTIC
#8: AESTHETIC AND MINIMALIST DESIGN 210 HEURISTIC #9: HELP USERS
RECOGNIZE, DIAGNOSE, AND RECOVER FROM ERRORS 211 HEURISTIC #10: HELP AND
DOCUMENTATION 215 ADDITIONAL HEURISTICS FOR THE WEB 216 HEURISTIC
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY 217 THE ENVIRONMENT 217 THE PROCESS 218 HEURISTIC
EVALUATION METRICS 219 DEBRIEFING 221 XUE CONTENTS ASSEMBLING DATA 222
QUANTITATIVE MEASURES 222 SUMMARY 225 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 226 DISCUSSION
TOPICS 227 USABILITY TESTING 229 USABILITY LAB 230 SIMPLE LAB SETUP 231
SIMPLE LAB SETUP WITH VIDEO 233 MODIFIED LAB WITH VIDEO
CONTROL/OBSERVATION ROOM 235 REDUCING LAB ANXIETY 236 WHY USABILITY
TESTING? 237 USABILITY AND EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN 238 SUPPLEMENTAL
EQUIPMENT 239 WRITING THE TEST PLAN 240 SECTION 1: PURPOSE 241 SECTION
2: PROBLEM STATEMENTS 242 SECTION 3: USER PROFILES 242 SECTION 4:
METHODOLOGY 243 SECTION 5: TEST ENVIRONMENT AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
243 SECTION 6: TESTING CREW 244 SECTION 7: EVALUATION MEASURES 245
SECTION 8: TASK LIST 245 SECTION 9: RESULTS 246 SECTION 10: DISCUSSION
247 SECTION 11: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGE 247 APPENDIXES: PAPERWORK AND
ATTACHMENTS 247 CONTENTS XIII DESIGNING USABILITY TASKS 248 PURPOSE 249
TEST TASKS 249 POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WITH TASKS 250 EXECUTING THE PLAN 252
THE ORIENTATION SCRIPT 253 PERFORMING USABILITY TASKS 254 DEBRIEFING 255
SUMMARY 256 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 257 DISCUSSION TOPICS 258 10 OTHER TOOLS
AND TECHNIQUES 259 THE BIG PICTURE: USABILITY PLAN 260 THE CARD SORT 262
WHEN TO USE THE CARD SORT 263 THE INTERVIEW 266 WHEN TO USE THE
INTERVIEW 267 METHODOLOGY FOR THE INTERVIEW 267 THE SURVEY 269 WHEN TO
USE THE SURVEY 269 METHODOLOGY FOR THE SURVEY 269 PROTOTYPING 270 WHEN
TO USE PROTOTYPING 271 METHODOLOGY FOR PROTOTYPING 271 HORIZONTAL VERSUS
VERTICAL PROTOTYPES 272 THE FIELD STUDY 273 WHEN TO USE THE FIELD STUDY
274 METHODOLOGY FOR THE FIELD STUDY 275 XIV CONTENTS THE AUTOMATED
SESSION 275 WHEN TO USE THE AUTOMATED SESSION 276 METHODOLOGY FOR THE
AUTOMATED SESSION 276 THE FOCUS GROUP 277 WHEN TO USE THE FOCUS GROUP
278 METHODOLOGY FOR THE FOCUS GROUP 278 THINKING ALOUD 278 WHEN TO USE
THINKING ALOUD 279 METHODOLOGY FOR THINKING ALOUD 279 THE WALK-UP KIOSK
279 WHEN TO USE THE WALK-UP KIOSK 280 METHODOLOGY FOR THE WALK-UP KIOSK
281 OPINIONPOLLS 281 WHEN TO USE OPINION POLLS 281 METHODOLOGY FOR
OPINION POLLS 282 CONTESTS 282 ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 282 WHEN TO USE
ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 284 METHODOLOGY FOR ALTERNATE VIEWING TOOLS 285
SUMMARY 285 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 285 DISCUSSION TOPICS 286 11 TRANSFORMING
DATA INTO CHANGE 287 SUMMARIZING THE WORLD 288 NOMINAL DATA 289 ORDINAL
DATA 289 INTERVAL DATA 290 RATIO DATA 290 CONTENTS XV MEASURES OF
CENTRAL TENDENCIES 290 THE MEAN 291 THE MEDIAN 292 THE MODE 292 THE
NORMAL DISTRIBUTION 293 CALCULATING THE MEAN AND THE STANDARD DEVIATION
294 COMPARING BETWEEN SESSIONS 297 THE NULL HYPOTHESIS AND THE
ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS 298 CALCULATING PROCESS SIGMA 302 METHOD 1:
DISCRETE DATA 302 METHOD 2: CONTINUOUS DATA 303 SUM, OR SINGLE USABILITY
MEASUREMENT 304 COMBINING THE Z-SCORES 306 RESEARCH DESIGNS 307
INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT VARIABLES 307 THE LEMON PLEDGE DESIGN 307 ONE
GROUP PRE-TEST/POST-TEST DESIGN 308 NONEQUIVALENT GROUPS DESIGN 308
SUMMARY 309 HANDS-ON EXERCISES 309 DISCUSSION TOPICS 309 REFERENCES 311
INDEX 327 |
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