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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: amaroK usability report
From:       Iñaki <ibc2 () euskalnet ! net>
Date:       2006-05-02 23:17:19
Message-ID: 200605030117.20004.ibc2 () euskalnet ! net
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El Martes, 2 de Mayo de 2006 00:33, Chi Shang Cheng escribió:> I have conducted a quick \
heuristic evaluation of amaroK.>> Abstract:> After a short heuristic evaluation of Amarok, a \
total of 41 usability> issues were found. Only 8 issues of low severity were found, 11 were \
marked> medium, and the remaining 22 issues considered highly severe.> Most of the issues were \
related to design flaws. The application was not> tested for task-oriented usability. Even \
though the application functioned> properly from a technical perspective, attention should be \
given to a more> aesthetic user interface design in the future.

Excellent document, congratulations.

About the issue:  3.13 Large width of search bar (playlist):
I reported the same wish/bug to "kdebugs" but they didn't like the proposal:  \
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=126249


I'm not agree with "3.19 Unnecessary use of Files browser":
My brother (with knows nothing about "collection" concept) uses it ALWAYS. In fact it's the \
only he uses to select music. Sometimes he browse him music with Konqueror, but just sometimes. \
The same with many friends of mine: no one of them know the concept of tags collection/library \
and use always the "file" concept, but they use amarok file browser more than just Konqueror. \
Anyway the amaroK file browser allows typical actions of amaroK as "add to the playlist", "edit \
info"... and it's easy to use, more than draging and dropping files from Konqueror to amaroK \
playlist (that forces the user to see at the same time the konqueror and amaroK-playlist \
windows.

Congratulations again for an excellent \
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