hasznosíthatósága

Hasznosíthatósága is a Hungarian term that translates to "usability" or "applicability" in English. It refers to the degree to which a product, system, or service can be used by specific users to achieve specific goals effectively, efficiently, and with satisfaction in a particular context of use. The concept is central to fields like human-computer interaction, product design, and user experience.

Evaluating the hasznosíthatósága involves understanding the intended users, their tasks, and the environment in which they will interact with the object in question. Key components often considered include learnability, efficiency, memorability, error prevention, and user satisfaction. High hasznosíthatósága means that users can readily understand and operate a system without significant difficulty or frustration, leading to successful task completion.

In practical terms, a system with good hasznosíthatósága is intuitive, requires minimal training, allows users to work quickly, and is pleasant to use. Conversely, poor hasznosíthatósága can lead to user errors, frustration, abandonment of the product, and increased support costs. Therefore, designers and developers strive to maximize this quality through iterative testing and user feedback. The term emphasizes the practical utility and ease of use from the user's perspective, rather than just the technical functionality.