The scales of the questionnaire cover a comprehensive impression of user experience. Both classical usability aspects (efficiency, perspicuity, dependability) and user experience aspects (originality, stimulation) are measured.
Overall impression of the product. Do users like or dislike it?
Is it easy to get familiar with the product and to learn how to use it?
Can users solve their tasks without unnecessary effort? Does it react fast?
Does the user feel in control of the interaction? Is it secure and predictable?
Is it exciting and motivating to use the product? Is it fun to use?
Is the design of the product creative? Does it catch the interest of users?
New presentations, papers or activities of the UEQ team.
Paper at WEBIST 2018 : A Benchmark for the Short Version of the User Experience Questionnaire
Workshop at Mensch & Computer 2018 : Which UX questionnaire is adequate for my product?
Poster at Mensch & Computer 2018: Comparison of UX questionnaires.
The construction and basic application scenarios of the UEQ are described in a number of scientific papers.
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The construction and basic application scenarios of the UEQ are described in a number of scientific papers.
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A short version of the UEQ with just 8 items is available for some special application scenarios.
The UEQ+ is a modular extension of the User Experience Questionnaire. It contains a larger list of UX scales that can be combined by a UX researcher to build a concrete UX questionnaire adapted to the concrete research question. In this sense the UEQ+ is not a UX questionnaire, it is a tool to build concrete questionnaires optimized for special evaluation scenarios.
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Andreas Hinderks holds a diploma in Computer Science and is Master of Science in Media Informatics by University of Applied Science Emden/Leer. He has worked in various management roles as a Business Analyst and a programmer from 2001 to 2016. His focus lay on developing user-friendly business software. Currently, he is a freelancing Scrum Master, Business Analyst and Senior UX Architect. Also, he is a Ph.D. student at the University of Seville. He is involved in research activities dealing with UX questionnaires, process optimization, information architecture, and user experience since 2011.
Dr. Martin Schrepp studied mathematics and psychology at University of Heidelberg. He received a diploma in mathematics 1990 and a Ph.D in psychology 1993. Since 1994 he works in various roles at SAP SE. His work experience includes writing technical documentation, software development and user interface design. Main research interests are the application of insights from cognitive science to the design of interactive products, accessibility and the development of methods for evaluation and data analysis.
Dr. Jörg Thomaschewski is a professor at University Emden/Leer with a focus on usability and user experience, human computer interaction, requirement engineering, agile software development, internet programming, markup languages, and E -Learning. He is the author of various online modules, among others the module "Human-Computer-Communication", which is used at the Virtual University (VFH) at six university locations. He has extensive experience in usability training, agile methods, IT analysis and consulting.
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