SUS-Lib: An automated tool for usability evaluation based on the Software Usability Scale from user feedback
Pawe{\l} Weichbroth, Ma{\l}gorzata Giedrowicz

TL;DR
SUS-Lib is an open-source, user-friendly Python tool that automates the calculation of SUS scores and visualizations, making usability evaluation more accessible and cost-effective across various research and practical contexts.
Contribution
It introduces SUS-Lib, a novel software package that simplifies and automates SUS-based usability assessments with minimal technical requirements.
Findings
Provides accurate SUS score computation from user feedback.
Generates graphical visualizations for usability analysis.
Operates efficiently with low hardware resources.
Abstract
Usability evaluation has received considerable attention from both the research and practice communities. While there are many evaluation tools available, the Software Usability Scale (SUS) is the most widely used. In this paper, we introduce and describe the SUS-Lib software package, which aims to compute SUS scores and generate graphical figures based on user input. SUS-Lib responds to the need for user-friendly software that requires only basic knowledge and skills of the Python environment and command line tools. By using open source solutions and low hardware resources, SUS-Lib is a cost-effective solution. In addition, due to its generic nature, SUS-Lib can also be used in different research setups and settings.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSoftware Engineering Techniques and Practices · Quality Function Deployment in Product Design · Usability and User Interface Design
