Digital phenotyping is the term given to the capturing and use of user log data from health
and wellbeing technologies used in apps and cloud-based services. This paper explores …

Although websites evaluation tools use different data sources (eg, Web pages, server logs,
and mouse tracks), few of them support remote evaluation using detailed observational data …

Recent proliferation of mobile devices has made it important to provide automatic support for
usability evaluation when people interact with mobile applications. In this paper, we discuss …

Computer anxiety (CA) can be defined as fear and worries that someone may feel when
using computers. Thus, people with CA may face problems when using computers at home …

The potential for technology to support memory or enhance cognition for people living with
dementia is an area of significant interest. The use of traditional reminiscence memory …

Smartphone-based digital phenotyping can provide insight into mood, cognition and
behaviour. In this study, data analytics was carried out with data generated from a maternal …

Evaluating the usability of computer applications using traditional laboratory-based tests is
costly and time consuming. For modern Web applications, usually developed, tested and …

Health and wellbeing products and services for individuals are becoming increasingly
popular as people realise the benefits provided by lifelogging or quantified-self platforms in …

Even nowadays, the use of computers can be difficult for some people. The reason for that
can be complex and multifactorial, such as lack of experience in using computers, lack of …

A method for processing an attempted payment made using a mobile device includes
receiving information about the attempted payment, receiving data indicative of a behavior of …