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IFD:Nutzerstudien WiSe1314/Sicherheit (security) (view source)
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==Main Results Data Analysis== | ==Main Results Data Analysis== | ||
'''Results:''' | |||
* Most people use chat programs that are unsafe. The amount of friends that use a specific chat is more important | |||
* Standard functions like Smileys and data/picture transfer should be offered | |||
* There should be a function to create a group discussion | |||
* Chats are used for job messages as for private ones | |||
* User want to see (e.g. by a lock-symbol), if a programm or message is secure or not | |||
* OpenSource programms provide trust | |||
* The design should be functional AND appealing | |||
What we learned from our user research: We got a lot of information about the requirements and the possible use of a chat application. The most important features people wanted to be part of such an application where group chat functionality, image transfer, smileys and an easy to use but appealing interface. People often want to plan partys in a chat, so the group function could be necessary. The image transfer is an important factor of communication for most people and chatting is more fun, when design elements, e.g. smileys, have a good appearence. | What we learned from our user research: We got a lot of information about the requirements and the possible use of a chat application. The most important features people wanted to be part of such an application where group chat functionality, image transfer, smileys and an easy to use but appealing interface. People often want to plan partys in a chat, so the group function could be necessary. The image transfer is an important factor of communication for most people and chatting is more fun, when design elements, e.g. smileys, have a good appearence. | ||
It was also interessting for us to find out that the main percentage of the users know about possible security issues: | It was also interessting for us to find out that the main percentage of the users know about possible security issues: | ||