Open AccessImproving web user experience with caching user interface
Author(s) -
Artur Opaliński
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
studia informatica system and information technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1731-2264
DOI - 10.21936/si2013_v34.n2b.62
Subject(s) - computer science , user interface , user experience design , the internet , world wide web , key (lock) , human–computer interaction , user interface design , web navigation , interface (matter) , user journey , computer user satisfaction , computer security , operating system , bubble , maximum bubble pressure method
In human-computer interaction, response time is assumed generally not to exceed significantly 1-2 seconds. While the natural competition in the Internet public Web serving ensures adhering widely to such limits, some Web environments are less competitive and offer much worse user experience in terms of response time. This paper describes a solution to significantly improve user experience in terms of response time with only modification to the user interface, by caching key pieces of data needed for quick browsing, during some tasks performed by humans.
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