#IVOLUME REVIEW SOFTWARE#

High-impact theoretical studies are scarce. The systematic review aims to address three research questions: 1) What is the current status of usability management/usability engineering management research for the aging population/senior citizen around the globe? As we found that the literature on usability management for the aging population began in 1992 and increased thereafter, there is a lack of organized research teams and dedicated usability management journals for researching the aging population. In this paper, our focus is to perform a systematic review (SR) of usability management specifically for the aging population/senior citizens and its limitations. Number of Steps has been taken so far to help out the aging population but remained limited to visual considerations, such as stronger contrasts or larger characters on the displays and printing, or such physical characteristics as the ease for pressing buttons. Due to the increase in the aging population, the concern for the aging population assistances of each equipment becomes to be necessary. In different eras different researchers performed studies to highlight the management of usability and to show its importance.

#IVOLUME REVIEW SOFTWARE#

Unfortunately, most of the time usability as well as its management is neglected while developing software that may result as ineffective and inefficient software design. Usability management is one of the core elements of any software to make it efficient and effective.

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