User experience in connected TV: a user study
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2013.mar.04Keywords:
Usability, User experience, Connected TV, User testing, Eye tracking, Heuristic evaluation.Abstract
Methodology and results of a user study on several connected TV devices is presented. Heuristic evaluation, user testing and eye tracker are applied. The results point out a low usability in the tasks that require keyboard and those related to the video on demand service (VoD). These latter tasks have been analysed in depth with eye tracker technology in the device that follows the HbbTV protocol.
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