UXR
The User Experience Rating (UXR) is a metric that correlates IT end-user experience with application wait times. UXR is the ratio of wait time to active time, represented as a percentage. It was introduced in 2014 by Logfiller,[1] to describe a key attribute of desktop computing, a feature of their software product, Layer8.
UXR is a concept currently applied to all Windows-based systems,[2] but generically applicable to any device with a measurable UI wait state.
See Also
- User experience
- Chief experience officer (CXO)
- Content strategy
- Customer experience
- Expectation
- Human factors
- Interaction design
- User-centered design
- User experience design
- User experience evaluation
- User research
References
- ↑ "UXR / Windows User Experience Rating Defined". Logfiller.com. Retrieved 2015-06-18.
- ↑ "Logfiller / Layer8". Logfiller.com. Retrieved 2015-06-18.
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