E-guerrilla 3D participation: Approach, implementation, and usability study

Towards a sustainable e-Participation implementation model

A great majority of the existing frameworks are inadequate to address their universal applicability in countries with certain socio-economic and technological settings. Though there is so far no “one size fits all” strategy in implementing eGovernment, there are some essential common elements in the transformation. Therefore, this paper attempts to develop a singular sustainable model based on ...

Designing for usability of 3D configuration in E-commerce

Mass production of consumer products is both wasteful and limit the consumers’ power to influence the design of what they are buying. When shopping for a product, the customer must choose between a range of specific products with limited variations. What if the customer could make all the design choices, creating and buying the product according to his or her own needs? A 3D product generator h...

E-Government, E-Participation and Challenging Issues: A Case Study

E-Government or digital government is a tool for governments to use the most innovative Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) through digital networks with convenient access to government information and services. “E-Governance” is the application of ICT for delivering government services, exchange of information and communication between government and people. Government services a...

Design, Implementation, and Usability

Usability Study on Dutch e-Recruiting Services

In this research, applicants’ perceived expectations, limitations and service improvements concerning two Dutch e-Recruiting services (Monsterboard.nl and Vacant.nl) are investigated. Data from interviews and video tapes have been analysed. The main perceived limitation in regard to e-Recruiting sites is the lack of personal communication and contact. The majority of usability problems stem fro...