System Usability Scale (SUS)

User Category Distribution (40 Responses)

Analysis:

University students form the largest user group (45%), indicating that the app or survey is more popular among them.
Parents make up 25%, which is a significant portion, possibly indicating an interest in monitoring or supporting children’s education.
Primary and high school students each make up 15%, suggesting lower direct engagement from younger students.
This distribution might imply that the app or survey resonates more with higher education students and parents rather than younger students.

Analysis:

The gender distribution is nearly balanced, with a slight majority of male respondents.
This suggests that the app or survey has a fairly even reach among genders.
If the target audience is students and parents, there may be slight male dominance in engagement.

Question 1: I think that I would like to use this app frequently

Analysis: A significant majority of respondents selected Strongly Agree (purple), indicating strong enthusiasm and willingness to use the app frequently.
Implication: The app has a high level of acceptance and appeal among users.

Question 2: I thought the app was easy to use

Analysis: Most responses were concentrated in Strongly Agree (purple) and Agree (green), suggesting that the app’s usability is highly rated by users.
Implication: Users find the app intuitive and user-friendly.

Question 3: I think that I would need the support of a technical person to be able to use this

Analysis: Responses are primarily split between Disagree (orange) and Neutral (yellow). This suggests that while some users may feel confident in using the app independently, others are unsure.
Implication: There might be a need for improved user guidance or help features for those less confident.

Question 4: I found the various functions in this app were well integrated

Analysis: The majority of responses fall under Agree (green) and Strongly Agree (purple), indicating that users perceive the app's functions as cohesive and well-integrated.
Implication: The app’s design and functionality align well with user expectations.

Question 5: I thought there was too much inconsistency in this app

Analysis: Most respondents chose Disagree (orange), showing that users generally find the app consistent.
Implication: The app’s interface and functionality maintain a consistent user experience.

Question 6: I would imagine that most people would learn to use this app very quickly

Analysis: Responses lean heavily towards Agree (green) and Strongly Agree (purple), reflecting a belief that the app has a short learning curve.
Implication: The app’s ease of learning contributes to its accessibility for new users.

Question 7: I found the app very cumbersome to use

Analysis: The majority of users selected Disagree (orange) and Strongly Disagree (blue), indicating that the app is not perceived as cumbersome.
Implication: The app’s design facilitates a smooth and efficient user experience.

Question 8: I felt very confident using the app

Analysis: Responses were predominantly Strongly Agree (purple), followed by Agree (green). This shows that users felt confident while interacting with the app.
Implication: The app’s design and usability instill a sense of confidence in its users.

Question 9: I needed to learn a lot of things before I could get going with this system

Analysis: Responses were mixed between Neutral (yellow) and Agree (green). This suggests varying experiences among users regarding the initial learning requirements.
Implication: Consideration should be given to providing clear onboarding materials to assist new users.

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