Abstract:

In my work I summarize the current state of knowledge in the field of analysing the attractiveness of the user interface. This knowledge I then use for drafting a task questionnaire as a different form of survey than is an interview or a text questionnaire. In comparison to them this method is less expensive since there are savings on the implementers of the survey as well as does not require any special hardware addition. After a day of programming via using the basic programming languages with Canvas element (from HTML5) I have created my own simple system for analysing the obtained data – which means that even a custom implementation is not expected to be tremendously expensive. The data that I have obtained from the questionnaire in my work are not of such importance as the questions are. The collected data were used only for a demonstration of possible evaluations and examples of result interpretation. Individual questions (tasks more precisely) may serve as an inspiration for creating a complex uniform and topic-oriented questionnaire, which does not require the direct participation of the survey operator, even though assistance to the responder when obtaining similar data is a common procedure. In conclusion, I point out a few errors and difficulties that I have encountered during the evaluation of the questionnaire.