Development and Validation of a Descriptive Cognitive Model for Predicting Usability Issues in a Low-Code Development Platform

Development and Validation of a Descriptive Cognitive Model for Predicting Usability Issues in a Low-Code Development Platform

Objective: The aim of the study was the development and evaluation of a Descriptive Cognitive Model (DCM) for the identification of three types of usability issues in a low-code development platform (LCDP). Background: LCDPs raise the level of abstraction of software development by freeing end-users...

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Main Authors: Campos, J.C (Author), Couto, R. (Author), Ribeiro, A.N (Author), Silva, C. (Author), Vieira, J. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Inc. 2021
Subjects:
article
Back-ground knowledge
cognition
Cognition
cognitive model
Computer programming
Criticality analysis
decomposition
descriptive cognitive models
Empirical techniques
end-user development
Felt
Felts
human
human computer interaction
human–computer interaction
Humans
Interaction problems
Knowledge based systems
Level of abstraction
low-code development platforms
Programming skills
Programming tasks
skill
software
Software
Software design
Task decomposition
usability
validation process
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