Evaluation Approach for Web Form Usability
Tomomi Nomura, Yasue Mitsukura · Journal of Signal Processing · 2014
In this study, we propose an evaluation approach for web form usability. With the popularization of online activities, a web form is used as a means of intermediation between a company and users. It is a crucial problem to provide a user-friendly web form. Therefore, our aim is to investigate users' feelings and behavior during the completion of a web form in different ways: a questionnaire, an electroencephalogram (EEG), and eye tracking. Moreover, we quantify and visualize the evaluation results in order to easily understand a large amount of information at a glance. As a result, we were able to extract valuable information for web form usability from several angles. Thus, we have developed an overall evaluation approach in order to clearly comprehend web form usability.