From: Collaborative design of software applications: the role of users
Nr. | Issue | Answer model |
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1. User’s satisfaction | I’ve enjoyed the application | Likert scale |
2. User’s satisfaction | The application meets my expectation | Likert scale |
3. User’s satisfaction | The application is boring | Likert scale |
4. User’s satisfaction | I would like to use the application to choose my undergraduate programme/get confident with my hosting city and university during my exchange programme | Likert scale |
5. Ease of use | The application is simple | Likert scale |
6. Ease of use | I have completed all the tasks without having troubles | Likert scale |
7. Ease of use | Learning to use the application required a lot of time | Likert scale |
8. Ease of use | The user interface looks pleasant | Likert scale |
9. Other issues | Thanks to the application, I would learn some new and unexpected concepts and information | Likert scale |
10. Other issues | I would like to have other social networks integrated in the application | Likert scale |
11. Other issues | Some important functionalities are missing in the application | Likert scale |
12. Other issues | Which additional functionalities and/or services would you like to exploit in the application? | Open question |
13. Users’ involvement | The application reflects users’ engagement in the design phase | Likert scale |
14. Users’ involvement | I have appreciated being involved in the design process of the application/I would like to be involved in the design process of the application | Likert scale |