ICACT20230069 Question.1
Questioner: farhana62-2020-21@student.cse.du.ac.bd 2023-02-22 오후 10:12:27 |
ICACT20230069 Answer.1
Answer by Auhor danakusumo@telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 10:12:27
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| Thank you for your presentation. What are the features of User Information Behavior that are considered in your approach? |
Thanks you very much Farhan for your question. In our research, the UIB aspect happened when we add more detailed information and the description of the product, and also the addition of like/dislike features and the use of multifilter.
As we mentioned in our slide, the addition of the description and more detailed product information in the review section, make participants to more preferable in using the redesign. These results were supported with heatmap (in the paper) showing that the redesign gave direct rating information (added information). We found that 83% participants read the review when they search a product information in the e-commerce to find the product detail. In addition, all participants agreed that the product review can help them to get more detailed information on the searched products. All participants also agreed that the multiple filter can help them to get more specific product information faster, compared to only use one filter at the same time (a single filter feature). |
ICACT20230069 Question.2
Questioner: yiweimaa@gmail.com 2023-02-22 오후 9:57:41 |
ICACT20230069 Answer.2
Answer by Auhor danakusumo@telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 9:57:41
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| Why in learn stage only have one iteration had better measurement? |
Hi Yiweima, thanks for your question. It is because when we designed the prototype, we referred to the existing best practices so that our design had design justifications. |
ICACT20230069 Question.3
Questioner: delarisandi@student.telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 10:17:09 |
ICACT20230069 Answer.3
Answer by Auhor danakusumo@telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 10:17:09
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| Hello, my name is Stevan Del Arisandi from Telkom University, Bandung, Indonesia.
If I may sir, can I ask you to explain again with more details about why you're using the A/B testing method for conducting an initial usability testing? And I also want to ask how the maze tools works in the A/B testing method? Thank You Sir.
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Hi Stevan, nice to meet you here. We used the A/B testing because, we wanted to compare the original design with the redesign, which one is the better. In the A/B testing, we used the maze tools because we gave the test's participants with some tasks, and we observed how participants conducting the tasks. In addition, the maze can also show us related data with their activity when conducting the tasks. And then, we can use the data from the maze to analyse the results of our study. |
ICACT20230069 Question.4
Questioner: arifulislamro@gmail.com 2023-02-22 오후 10:30:03 |
ICACT20230069 Answer.4
Answer by Auhor danakusumo@telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 10:30:03
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| Hi, What are the features of the User that are considered in your approach? |
Hi Ariful Islam, thanks for your question. The user-related features in our research are detailed information and the description of the product, and also the addition of like/dislike features and the use of multifilter. |
ICACT20230069 Question.5
Questioner: tangfeixi@outlook.com 2023-02-22 오후 10:33:40 |
ICACT20230069 Answer.5
Answer by Auhor danakusumo@telkomuniversity.ac.id 2023-02-22 오후 10:33:40
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| Thanks for your interesting paper! Will you tell us what is the most difficult problem you encounter in doing research? How did you solve it? |
Hi Tang Feixi, the difficult problem was to make sure that our research could add research contributions. However, as long as we follow a good research methodology, it seem that it can add contributions to research, and don't worry about how much the contributions are. |
