usability
/ˌjuːzəˈbɪləti/
noun
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the degree to which a product, system, website, or piece of software is easy and pleasant to use
B2uncountable
- "This phone has good usability."A2
- "The app's usability makes it easy for new users to get started."B1
- "The team conducted usability testing to identify problems with the website's navigation."B2
- "Poor usability can make users abandon a product even if it has many features."C1
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the practice or study of designing and testing products so that they are easy to use
C1uncountabletechnical
- "She works in usability and design."B2
- "Usability research informed the redesign of the checkout page."C1
- "The team applied usability principles throughout the development cycle."C2