The dimensions of Usability in Industrial Design objects.
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Abstract
After analyzing the different proposals for indicators, qualities and recommendations that define Usability and conclude by establishing the links between them, it is necessary to define those that correspond to the concept of Usability proposed in this research. It is necessary to clarify that, although they were defined for the field of digital systems and interfaces design, most of the qualities analyzed can, in their essence, also be applied to the Objects design, because they are quite general to any type of interaction, regardless of the load of the cognitive components of the system.
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