We thank Dr. Davide Bolchini for his guidance on web site usability.
We focus on describing Garakabu2's verification techniques and performance, as well as our efforts to improve its practical usability for on-site software engineers.
We empirically investigated the effect of user-based design and Web site usability on user satisfaction across four types of commercial Web sites: online shopping, customer self-service, trading, and publish/subscribe.
Based on a taxonomy of factors influencing Web site usability, hypotheses are developed about usability of alternative navigation structures.
Site usability was defined based on whether the information was (a) easy to find (navigation), (b) easy to interpret, (c) useful in answering questions, and (d) complete.
Additionally, both entities assessed site usability by having users comment on how easy it was to find and use the information on the site.
The curators provided real-time annotation results that were used to evaluate the system performance of RLIMS-P, along with feedback on the system via a user survey, which was used to improve the Web site usability.
