the issues addressed in this thesis and then showed the prototype application demo. The distribution of the participants is as follows: 4 graduate students, 7 employees in an organization and 2 pedestrians. Five questions the application were handed out to each participant and requested them to answer them on a scale of 1 to 5. The questionnaire for the survey is given below: Overall, how do you rate this application for the service it is providing? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) How do you rate the effectiveness of the application? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) How much user friendly you think the application is? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) Will you pay to use this application? (1 = Definitely Not, 5 = Definitely Yes) Would you recommend this application to a friend? (1 = Surely Not, 5 = Surely Yes) The survey results are shown in a chart below: Figure : Histogram from the survey From the graph, it is evident that participants were enthusiastic about the application and its usability. Although the willingness to pay for this application got the worst number, the other questions have achieved good and positive responses. The ease of use and effectively solid application show us how grave the problem of interruption is, and what we have done to get rid of it.
the issues addressed in this thesis and then showed the prototype application demo. The distribution of the participants is as follows: 4 graduate students, 7 employees in an organization and 2 pedestrians. Five questions the application were handed out to each participant and requested them to answer them on a scale of 1 to 5. The questionnaire for the survey is given below: Overall, how do you rate this application for the service it is providing? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) How do you rate the effectiveness of the application? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) How much user friendly you think the application is? (1 = Very Poor, 5 = Excellent) Will you pay to use this application? (1 = Definitely Not, 5 = Definitely Yes) Would you recommend this application to a friend? (1 = Surely Not, 5 = Surely Yes) The survey results are shown in a chart below: Figure : Histogram from the survey From the graph, it is evident that participants were enthusiastic about the application and its usability. Although the willingness to pay for this application got the worst number, the other questions have achieved good and positive responses. The ease of use and effectively solid application show us how grave the problem of interruption is, and what we have done to get rid of it.