Analysing mobile news websites in terms of user experience design
2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Belkıs Ulusoy Nalcıoğlu ; Yrd. Doç. Dr. Sinan Kaya
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It is highly accepted fact that taking advantage of user experience for any product makes the product more convenient for the usability. In a similar way, it can be claimed that creating the interface design of websites (news websites or other) by following the rules of usability can also lead a more convenient user experience. Within this direction, the main purpose of this study is to reveal whether mobile news sites can create an interface design which enables users to perform the actions they want in a shorter way and with less time or not. Within the scope of the study, factors that affect the usability for website interface design have been determined in order to reveal what is missing in the interface design. Accordingly, a method has been applied featuring "Usability Test" and "Semi-structured Interview", leading the disclosure of the usability problems of mobile news websites. As a result, based on the data gathered, the study tried to put forward some suggestions which can improve usability.
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Fulya Çeçen
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Fulya Çeçen (Master Thesis). Analysing mobile news websites in terms of user experience design, 2019, İstanbul University.
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