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usability
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us·a·ble also use·a·ble  (yz-bl)
adj.
1. That can be used: usable byproducts.
2. Fit for use; convenient to use: usable spare parts.

usa·bili·ty, usa·ble·ness n.
usa·bly adv.
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Noun1.usability - the quality of being able to provide good service
usefulness, utility - the quality of being of practical use
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usability
nVerwendbarkeit f; (of ideas, suggestions)Brauchbarkeit f


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The answers may be varied and sometimes it all comes down to software usability, its features, and the user''s preference.
Seow has experience in experimental psychology and software usability and now works in user research.
Review of Measuring Instruments for Software Usability Various institutions have developed measuring instruments and procedures to evaluate the usability of computer systems, including Web applications.
 
 
 
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