after google~ing....i realized that there are model that you can refer to about web usability.
here i present u the first model (Web usability: the simple framework):-
based on Loosely (2007)
To satisfy customers, a Web site must fulfill four distinct needs:
- Availability: A site that's unreachable, for any reason, is useless.
- Responsiveness: Having reached the site, pages that download slowly are likely to drive customers to try an alternate site.
- Clarity: If the site is sufficiently responsive to keep the customer's attention, other design qualities come into play. It must be simple and natural to use – easy to learn, predictable, and consistent.
- Utility: Last comes utility -- does the site actually deliver the information or service the customer was looking for in the first place?
Now...The second model of web usability:-
Mixture methods (Hermie)
Visibility Analysis
Learn how users explore your website. What gets looked at and what doesn't.
Efficient visibility is a prerequisite for a website to be intuitively usable. Visibility analysis studies eye movements on the relevant pages with the help of the innovative
- How do users' eyes move across a web page?
- How much attention is paid to the different regions?
- Is attention directed to the relevant elements?
4 comments:
wow good information. But better to use larger font. he he he I have to resize the browser font.
hu3.thanks homa..
already increase the size just 4u :)
yup..really new for me...faza it is the same with the model that you show to me when we are developing and choosing the ID for the web project???
nope..that's different model..
View my "Visual-spatial Approach Web Development" post.
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