UPORABNIŠKI VMESNIKI SISTEMOV ZA POIZVEDOVANJE IN UPORABNIŠKA PRIJAZNOST
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uporabniški vmesniki, informacijski sistemi, poizvedovanje, načrtovanje, vrednotenje, uporabniška prijaznostPovzetek
IZVLEČEK
Prispevek vsebuje pregled značilnosti uporabniških vmesnikov sistemov za poizvedovanje s poudarkom na njihovem načrtovanju in vrednotenju. Predstavljene so uporabnikove naloge med poizvedovanjem in funkcije, ki jih za to nudijo uporabniški vmesniki. Govora je tudi o pravilih, standardih in smernicah za načrtovanje vmesnikov ter kriterijih in metodah njihovega vrednotenja. Posebna pozornost je posvečena konceptu uporabniške prijaznosti, kot eni najpomembnejših značilnosti uporabniških vmesnikov. Prikazane so različne opredelitve in razloženi elementi, ki jo sestavljajo. Na koncu prispevek prikaže, kakšni naj bi bili uporabniški vmesniki sistemov za poizvedovanje, da bi zadostili prikazanim kriterijem.
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