In IEC 62366-1 A1, the "use environment" includes social attributes such as team versus individual, chaotic versus calm, stress level and length of shift can also play a role. How does this change impact my usability engineering process?
If you're in a room with lots of noise and chaos, illuminating an LED or sounding a buzzer to make the user aware of something may be wholly ineffective.
If you're in a room with lots of noise and chaos, illuminating an LED or sounding a buzzer to make the user aware of something may be wholly ineffective.
In IEC 62366-1 A1, the "use environment" includes social attributes such as team versus individual, chaotic versus calm, stress level and length of shift can also play a role. How does this change impact my usability engineering process?
For some insight into how to approach usability for different circumstances, See Chapter 2 of this DOE Handbook on Human Performance. This is by far the most straightforward explanation (and taxonomy) of usability I have ever come across... and it is free!
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