Since the release of the first mobile devices, the usability of on-board applications has been
the concern not only of software vendors but hardware manufacturers as well. The academia …

Numerous sets of usability heuristics have been designed for specific domains, as traditional
heuristics do not evaluate the specific features of particular applications. A substantial …

Technology, software systems and human–computer interaction paradigms are evolving.
Traditional usability heuristics do not cover all aspects of user–system interactions. Many …

Despite the necessity for smartphones to be designed to better accommodate the elderly
user, currently available smartphone user interfaces (UIs) do not appear to be optimized for …

Advances in mobile technologies and wireless Internet services have accelerated the
growth of the mobile app market. To nurture such growth, the usability of mobile apps must …

The innovations proposed by the cell phone market have grown steadily in recent years,
along with the increasing complexity of the hardware, operating systems, and applications …

Several mobile applications (apps) targeted for use by the public during disasters already
exist. A large amount of research has been conducted to investigate the functionalities of …

A heuristic evaluation method allows the evaluation of the usability of application domains.
To evaluate applications that have specific domain features, researchers can use sets of …

In recent years, to attract global manufacturers, media reporters, and consumer attention, a
popular term in search engines has been virtual reality (VR). In addition to video …

Mobile app usability has been attracting the attention of academics and practitioners for
sometime because well-designed mobile apps can build a close link between businesses …