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Usability evaluation of a web-based health awareness portal on Smartphone devices using ISO 9241-11 model

Hussain et al., 2015

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17264622799878331361
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Hussain A
Mkpojiogu E
Hussain Z
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Jurnal Teknologi (Sciences & Engineering)

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Much efforthas been devoted to evaluating the usability of web-based system. With the increase in the mobile-based applications coupled with the limitations and challenges of mobile devices, it becomes mandatory to evaluate the web-based systems in the context of …
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