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Usability, Sociability, and Accessibility of Web Portals
The evaluation of a Web portal may apparently seem to increase the complexity of its design and development. However, an appropriately planned and systematically applied evaluation procedure can reduce the resources required in time and effort, and ensure user acceptance. This article discusses the systematic evaluation of a Web portal through various iterations, namely expert evaluation, user-based evaluation, online satisfaction questionnaires, and remote evaluation. All the aforementioned methods are well known and widely used for the evaluation of software applications. This article focuses mainly on issues related to the employment of these methods to Web applications and how they can be combined for the systematic evaluation of Web portals. An overview of such an evaluation procedure is presented in Figure 1.
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