Sentence examples for real usability from inspiring English sources
We need a few more years to bake them into real usability.
Furthermore, following from the challenge of establishing a complete set of real usability problems, it may be assumed that several of the usability problems not identified in classical usability testing may nevertheless represent real usability problems [43, 47].
The challenge of such calculations, however, is that we need to establish a reasonably complete set of real usability problems.
This, provided that we assume that classical laboratory testing can serve as an approximation to the complete set of real usability problems.
Within the field of HCI, usability evaluation output is typically assessed on thoroughness and validity[33]; that is, the proportion of real usability problems that are identified in the evaluation and the proportion of problem predictions that actually correspond to real usability problems (as opposed to false positives).
Being able to weigh the user's natural interaction with products and services enables researchers to identify real usability problems and frustration points and collect actionable information that gives insights into customer satisfaction and engagement and drive design decisions.
The results obtained from the real time usability of electrodes in human blood matches well with commercially available glucose monitors.
They will be judged on design, real-world usability, and sustainability – the park design must complement the natural environment of the Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges and use sustainable materials and resources.
To keep the real-time usability present in the user's life, the speed and smoothness of mobile software have to be assured.
That's a real bonus usability-wise and I think my parents would like it, not being a fan of plugging and unplugging things all the time.
The material shows a negligible (AA, UA), modest (Glucose) interference and better performance in human blood samples suggesting the real-time usability of the sensor.
