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Invitation for Joining our Study!

Join the GoTriple usability study to help refine a multilingual SSH research platform.

The purpose of this session is to evaluate the GoTriple platform, a discovery service for Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) research. Your feedback will help us identify what works well and what can be improved.

What is this study about?

• This research is part of the OPERAS-PLUS project, which supports open scholarly communication in SSH.
• We are testing the GoTriple platform to understand how users navigate, search, and interact with its features.
• Your insights will help improve usability and ensure GoTriple meets the needs of SSH researchers.

The study is available here:
A)  If you can share your screen and microphone (ideally using Google Chrome or Firefox), please use
the following link to start the session:
https://www.loop11.com/screeners/430e6591-8ffa-441e-9e26-266762f5e7b3/

B) If you encounter issues with screen sharing or prefer not to share your screen,
please use this alternative link:
https://www.loop11.com/screeners/bd4a7bbc-13be-4883-a2b4-89f988e76c7a/

Share invitation

To ensure GoTriple meets the needs of the SSH community, we invite more users to participate. Please share this study with colleagues who can provide valuable feedback, including:

✅ Researchers & PhD students (at any career stage)
✅ Librarians & archivists
✅ Teaching faculty in SSH disciplines
✅ Publishers & Open Science practitioners
✅ Other professionals working with SSH research and scholarly communication

Share this link: https://uxlab.unizd.hr/?p=457
Or forward this email template:

“Join the GoTriple usability study to help refine a multilingual SSH research platform. Participate here: https://uxlab.unizd.hr/?p=457

Your feedback matters!”

For additional feedback or any questions, feel free to contact us:
📧 uxlab@unizd.hr

Thank you again for helping improve GoTriple!

Members of the Laboratory for Interactive Systems and User Experience (UX Lab Zadar) Nikolina Peša Pavlović and Mate Juric participated in the ceremony on the occasion of the approval of the Interreg VI-A IPA program 2021-2027.
As part of the event, numerous successful projects created as part of previous Interreg programs were presented.
Together with colleagues from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, we presented the equipment acquired as part of the 2CODE project - Cooperation for Development of Cross Border Business Environment Enchanted at the exhibition of projects as part of the conference.
Conference participants had the opportunity to try the eye tracking devices Tobii Pro Nano and Tobii Pro Glasses 3 from our UX Lab.

Members of the Laboratory for Interactive Systems and User Experience (UX Lab Zadar) Mate Juric, Alica Kolarić and Nikolina Peša Pavlović participated in kcConnect, a librarian "non-conference" organized by the Public library Fran Galović Koprivnica, where there were many interesting topics on the application of new knowledge in the field of librarianship. The workshop Possibilities of using eye-tracking in libraries was organized, where participants could try out our eye-tracking equipment and learn more about how interesting research can be done in libraries and other heritage institutions by applying the eye-tracking technique.
One of the invited speakers was Andy Priestner, a librarian, who is now engaged in consulting libraries on how to improve the user experience with library services. His lecture can be found on the YouTube channel of the Fran Galović library in Koprivnica.

From August 29 to September 9, 2022, the 2nd Summer School of Information Sciences (JoSSIS) was held. One of the courses was Eye tracking, led by Dr. sc. Michael Burch from the University of Graubünden in Switzerland. During the exercises, the participants had the opportunity to use the equipment of UX Lab Zadar.

During October 2021, as part of our 2CODE project, a Web Development Bootcamp focused on topics in the field of UX/UI design, web design, SEO, branding, etc. was held.

UX Lab Zadar is an open academic community that gathers experts who have gained their experience through many years of research and/or development of custom-made interactive systems in accordance with the expectations of end users. In our laboratory, the interaction between people and systems can be recorded and analyzed using the latest technological solutions and methodological approaches. The goal of the laboratory is to systematically integrate the requirements and creative potential of the end users, while paying particular attention to the context, i.e. market, production and other conditions. This approach allows us to collect and analyze data related to the expectations and needs of different user groups, and design attractive digital solutions that are usable, accessible, emotionally appealing and successful on the market.