The phrase "aging users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing demographics, technology, or user experience, particularly in relation to older individuals who use a product or service.
Example: "The app was designed with aging users in mind, ensuring that the interface is easy to navigate for seniors."
Alternatives: "older users" or "senior users".
Millions of aging users may still rely on Yahoo Mail or Yahoo News, but the younger and more sophisticated masses have moved on.
This last version is especially handy if the iPhone or iOS device is being used by someone with a chronic medical condition that requires regular monitoring, or in the case of aging users, particularly in assisted living communities where dedicated devices can often serve a similar purpose.
The heart rate monitor is a handy shortcut for aging users who need to keep tabs on their cardiovascular health fairly regularly and change their behavior accordingly, but for the most part, it's little more than a neat trick to pull out at parties and then quietly forget about.
Ease of access to a bus, closely linked to the issue of accessible transport turns out to be not so important overall, presumably because the majority of users (including many aging users) are sufficiently healthy to not be concerned with the configuration of steps and entry widths.
Traditional information technology (IT) development adopts a systematic approach without necessarily using a specific user model that personalizes the system to the aging user groups.
And accessibility is expected to become more important to the gaming industry as an aging user base faces more physical limitations, including loss of fine motor skills, vision and hearing.
Retweets have increased linearly to more than half its total volume, while its aging user base has failed to expand beyond a small core.
The second section focuses on the contrasted positions of digital natives and ageing users in the information society.
This has important consequences for the usability of adaptive technology using myoelectric signals: the signal processing parameters should be adjustable in order to handle the general decrease of performance of aged users.
Time's Christopher Matthews recently cited a study that concluded that, compared to 2011, Facebook has almost five million fewer high-school-age users and almost seven million fewer college-age users.
This study is part of a large project on design-relevant characteristics of ageing users.
