Usability - IKOR

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Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Usability refers to the usability of digital products - for example, apps, websites, software and online stores. It always focuses on the relevant target groups and users. Usability is a value that determines whether a product supports users in achieving their personal goals.

The international standard DIN ISO 9241-11 defines usability in the following way:

"Usability is the extent to which a system can be used by specific users in a specific context of use to achieve specific goals effectively, efficiently, and satisfactorily. " (DIN ISO 9241-11)