Evaluation of Interface Design Principles' Usability in Permanent Museum Exhibition
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The majority of museums today provide us with an unforgettable experience through interactive digital exhibitions. Due to the failure of the interface design usability of the exhibition systems and implementation, it was discovered that several digital projects failed to achieve the results promised in previous studies, which negatively impacted the interaction and experiences of visitors. With this in mind, an empirical usability study on interface design principles was done to determine how interface design concepts may be applied to a permanent museum exhibition. The findings reveal how to implement interface design concepts in a museum exhibition effectively.
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