fieldusability
Field usability refers to the effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction with which users can perform tasks in a real-world environment, as opposed to a controlled laboratory setting. It focuses on how a product, system, or service performs under the actual conditions of use, including varying levels of noise, lighting, distractions, and user stress. Unlike laboratory usability testing, which aims to isolate variables, field usability embraces the complexities and unpredictability of natural user contexts.
The primary goal of assessing field usability is to uncover issues that might not be apparent in
Understanding field usability is crucial for designing products that are not only functional but also practical