Results from this preliminary empirical study show that the AV system achieves good overall satisfaction, although it involves certain general usability issues.
In addition, the evaluation of the proposed view by the potential users confirms to a certain extent its usability.
We also found that the method used in the study has certain advantages over traditional usability evaluation methods, including the ability to collect analyze live user data over time.
However, certain shortcomings related to the usability of spatial metrics are also highlighted and discussed.
Nurse and provider roles had significantly different perceptions of the usability and usefulness of certain EDIS components, suggesting that they have different information needs while working.
Our findings show that the "what is beautiful is usable" notion, which assumes that aesthetics enhances the perception of usability can be reversed under certain conditions (here: strong usability manipulation combined with a medium to large aesthetics manipulation).
In certain situations and settings, such as AB usability testing, these types of questions can be quite valuable and informative.
Yet, this newest definition is not mentioned in any current Chinese usability literature, so, to a certain extent, this may demonstrate that Chinese researchers are falling behind on international usability research.
TURF defines usability as how useful, usable, and satisfying a system is for the intended users to accomplish goals in the work domain by performing certain sequences of tasks.
There's potential ways to address this, like letting the screen go off after a certain period of time, but there's a usability problem with that with the current SDK.
