English Language & Usage Asked on January 30, 2021
I mean, when we want to analyse the usage of a game, we’re talking about the gameplay. What are we talking about when we want to analyse the usage of an application in a similar way? I am not thinking of the user experience, but of the "gaming" experience (the journey) itself. Is there any special word for this? or any theatrical analogy?
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Answered by lin da kanga on January 30, 2021
User journey is a term in UX (user experience) engineering that describes the route a user takes through an application or website, or more generally, the longer-term sequence of interactions a user has with a company or brand online/via social media/via apps. It's really an aspect of the user experience. Since you mention "journey", this is probably the best term (although there are a lot of other terms in UX engineering and system design).
https://uxplanet.org/a-beginners-guide-to-user-journey-mapping-bd914f4c517c https://www.experienceux.co.uk/faqs/what-are-user-journeys/ https://www.appcues.com/blog/user-journey-map
Answered by Stuart F on January 30, 2021
Always keep things as simple as possible when speaking with a diverse audience.
The gameplay aspect of any activity can be referred to as the "User experience". It's what the user experiences while interacting with the app, video game, board game (or, assembly of Ikea furniture, changing a car tire, operating the space shuttle, etc).
Answered by Gawdzacula on January 30, 2021
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