Author : Doris Cáliz
Affiliation : Department ETSIINF, DLSIIS, Madrid
Polytechnic University
Country : Spain
Category : Computer Science & Information Technology
Volume, Issue,
Month, Year
: 6, 7, November, 2016
ABSTRACT
We
present a review of research related to the usability testing of mobile
applications including participants with Down syndrome. The purpose is to
identify good usability testing practices and possible guidelines for this
process when participants are people with this cognitive disability. These
practices and guidelines should account for their specific impairments. We
applied document analysis techniques to searches of scientific databases. The
results were filtered considering how well they matched the research topic. We
processed and reported the classified and summarized results. The main findings
of this literature review is that mobile applications usability testing
including people with Down syndrome is an issue that has not be comprehensively
investigated. While there is some related research, this is incomplete, and
there is no single proposal that takes on board all the issues that could be
taken into account. Consequently, we propose to develop guidelines on the
usability testing process involving participants with Down syndrome.
Keyword : Usability Testing, Mobile Applications,
Cognitive Disability, Down Syndrome, Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Mobile
Devices.
For More Details :
https://airccj.org/CSCP/vol6/csit65401.pdf
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