Experience Design and Measuring User Experiences for Single Page Application

Abstract

The aim of this project was to design a platform for healthcare community in Ethiopia and evaluate the product at each phase of the development. The studies and researches made, are intended to show the relevance of giving attention to the users needs and experiences to achieve the capability of performing satisfactory service and management of the website. The case study of Tena web service was used show how to distinguish significant usability problems in both admin and user side of the web application.

Tena’s website is primarily intended to benefit the community health care as a platform for healthcare professionals, such as nurses, and doctors. Moreover, it is designed to be able to exemplify how usability tests and small modifications can impact delivering the goals and needs. The administrators of the websites are capable of using the simple, specific functionally they want. Iteration of tests was conducted using a suitable method of usability testing. The results reached found are not just essential usability problems that need to be considered in every design. They also show how specific things planned according to experiences and needs of the user groups could be fruitful in developing products.