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The ISONORM measures subjective assessment of the usability of a software system.
It represents an operationalization of the seven dialog principles in ISO 9241, Part 10:
- Suitability for the task: Does the software support the user in performing his tasks?
- Self descriptiveness: Is the software self-explaining and understandable?
- Controllability: Can you influence how to work with the software?
- Conformity with user expectations: Does the software fit your expectations and habits by using a consistent and coherent design?
- Error tolerance: how easily can the user recover from the errors?
- Suitability for individualization: Can you adapt the software to your personal needs without great effort?
- Suitability for learning: Does the design of the software provide an easy way of learning new functions?
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