1.2.12 - Define the term usability. Flashcards

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What is usability?

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Usability refers to how easy a system is to learn and use. It encompasses five key concepts: learnability, efficiency, memorability, errors, and satisfaction.

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What is learnability in the context of usability?

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Learnability is how easy it is for users to accomplish basic tasks the first time they encounter a system.

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What is efficiency in the context of usability?

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Efficiency is how quickly users can perform tasks once they have learned the system.

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What is memorability in the context of usability?

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Memorability is how easily users can re-establish proficiency when they return to a system after a period of not using it.

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What is the concept of errors in usability?

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Errors refer to the number, severity, and how easy it is to recover from errors a user makes while using a system.

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What is satisfaction in the context of usability?

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Satisfaction is how comfortable and pleasant it is to use a system.

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What is ergonomics?

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Ergonomics is the practice of designing and arranging things that people and other elements interact with as efficiently and safely as possible.

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What is accessibility?

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Accessibility is the ability of people to access and benefit from a system, with special consideration for those with disabilities or special needs.

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