Sentence examples for User disorientation from inspiring English sources
The results can help designers of hypermedia systems design tools to reduce user disorientation.
This study investigates the user's perception disorientation, engagement, and intent to use a website in the future by manipulating these three basic factors into eight different experimental conditions.
In contrast, form interfaces are more learnable and relieve problems with disorientation for mainstream users.
Although hypertext enables more control over document exploration for a larger amount of information, users traversing hypertext often experience disorientation arising from the complexity of text topologies.
Finally, the study examines disorientation's relationship with user performance and demonstrates that perceived disorientation relates more strongly than actions to performance.
Personal safety alarms are often designed to be discreet and hidden either to enable the user to create a moment of surprise or disorientation in the potential attacker to allow time to get away, or to call covertly for physical assistance to de-escalate a situation.
Amazement — great wonder tempered by perplexity and even disorientation — is a deep feature of the Web; its users seek it, cultivate it and register it on message boards.
The second study, an experiment investigating users performing an information retrieval task on the Web, further distinguishes disorientation from ease of use, and relates it to actions.
Our perceived disorientation measure is simple and quick to administer to users, and we conclude by suggesting that designers will find it useful in assessing and comparing Web designs.
Determining the psychometric properties of key constructs such as disorientation, ease of use and flow is of paramount importance in establishing the quality of users' interactions with web sites.
ludicrous speed – a locomotion mechanism that animates a VR user's transition from one place to another in a game world to help preserve location context and reduce disorientation.
