The subjectivity associated with evaluating conversations is a key element underlying the challenge of building non-goal oriented dialogue systems. This paper proposes a comprehensive evaluation strategy with multiple metrics designed to reduce subjectivity by selecting metrics which correlate well with […]
Eyetracking (ET) adds an extra dimension to user experience design. Watching what people are looking at adds a level of interest to usability studies. Following the eye at work makes you feel as though you are in the user’s head, […]
Every mobile app or mobile website needs expert mobile user experience design. UX practices need to keep up with changing trends and evolving knowledge in the field.
The field of user experience has a wide range of research methods available, ranging from tried-and-true methods such as lab-based usability studies to those that have been more recently developed, such as unmoderated online UX assessments. While it’s not realistic to use the […]
Different cross platform mobile development tools have different specialties: some focus on gaming, some are focused on data security for business purposes, and others specialize in letting you use whatever programming language you like, so you (or your developer team) […]
Organizations developing apps, whether just for in-house use or for a wider consumer base have a lot of catching up to do to bring the level of security integrated within apps up to the high-caliber features available on the market […]
Mobile DevOps can change the game for organizations wishing to integrate IT, development, and operations with their business goals. That is why it is critical for mobile development groups to adopt effective mobile DevOps practices. Not only does this make […]
Designers use hierarchy to express relationships and make content easier to understand. This piece explores the relationship between distance and attention, and explains how to use it to create an aesthetic design.
