Abstract

This special issue focuses on the evolution of development and assessment methodologies related to usability and user experience. The five articles have a diverse range of topics, including comparison of moderated and unmoderated think-aloud usability sessions, a new usability inspection method based on concept mapping, analysis of the fitness of scrum (agile) and kanban (lean) development methodologies to incorporate user experience methodologies, exploration of the relation between expectations and user experience, and a case study describing difficulties encountered when assessing usability “in the wild.” These articles should prove to be of value to practitioners and researchers with an interest in the evolution of usability and user experience methodologies.

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