Improving the Usability of E-Book Readers - JUXJUX

Abstract The use of e-book readers (e-readers or electronic-readers) has become increasingly widespread. An e-reader should meet two important requirements: adequate legibility and good usability. In our study, we investigated these two requirements of e-reader design. Within the framework of a multifunctional approach, we combined eye tracking with other usability testing methods. We tested five

UX in E-government Services for Citizens: A Systematic Literature Review - JUXJUX

Conducting Iterative Usability Testing on a Web Site: Challenges and Benefits - JUXJUX

Analyzing and Visualizing the Criticality of Issues from Usability Tests - JUXJUX

Investigating the Accessibility and Usability of Job Application Web Sites for Blind Users - JUXJUX

Handbook of Usability and User-Experience (UX), 2-Volume Set - 1st Edi

UX Case study: E-lib, An Ebook Reader and Digital Store Apps, by Linggis Galih Wiseso

Just Enough: Tools for Creating Success in Your Work and Life: Laura Nash, Howard Stevenson: 9780471458364: : Books

Investigating the Accessibility and Usability of Job Application Web Sites for Blind Users - JUXJUX

Analyzing and Visualizing the Criticality of Issues from Usability Tests - JUXJUX

How Usable Are E-books? User Testing E-books at an Academic Library

Books you should read as a UI/UX designer (Part 2) - UI Bucket

The User Experience of Low-techs: From User Problems to Design Principles - JUXJUX

SUS: A Retrospective - JUXJUX

Analyzing and Visualizing the Criticality of Issues from Usability Tests - JUXJUX