User Experience / Five Requirements for a Highly Available Design

What is User Experience?

User experience refers to the total realization or knowledge that the user has gained from actual purchase or use of the product, service, or system.

User experience is created by the user interacting with the target visually and visually. User experience design is an emotional approach that allows you to plan this user experience and communicate it to the user to improve the user's quality of life through design.

Three Features of User Experience

1. Regardless of whether or not a user's productsservice is selected, it is highly subjective and arbitrary



2. Flexible, variable, user experience can not always experience experience and experience varying degrees of experience depending on the type of user



3. Integration-experienced experience - A good user experience is developed by integrating multiple factors into a unified, integrated management strategy.

Characteristics of the User Experience Age

- Consumers will consume and assess their experiences.

- Development of experience is an important foundation for the development of businesses and the creative economy.

- The ability to create emotional experiences and experience management skills is a competitive edge for marketing.

- Consumers develop emotional and creative relationships with their experience through experience

- Customers choose products that are self-centric and self-centric

- Consumers want to share and share their experiences with many people.

- The temporal and spatial boundaries of the market are lost due to the sharing and diffusion of experiences

User experience that the user feels

- Meaning the meaning and symbols of the product

- Relationship between products, services, and brands

- understanding how to use the product

- the time it takes to use the product skillfully

- the ease with which to achieve your objectives and benefits.

- A trend oriented design

- Sensory feelings and product reactions during the use process

- Effects of a context-based design

- the feeling and sociocultural background of design

- Relevant information is easily understandable

Five Requirements for a Highly Available Design

1. Ease of learning

Which features and functions can be easily understood and operated conveniently for the user's quick task handling?



2. Functional ability

Respond quickly to the effort made and can be used productively and efficiently



3. Meaning

Familiarity, logic, and characteristic shapes make it easy to understand and remember



4. Accuracy

Low probability of failure, easy recovery, and no mistakes in systems and content



5. Predictable prospects

The intuitive use of the first view, which can predict the changes that occur next