user-friendliness
/ˌjuːzə ˈfrendlinəs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌjuːzər ˈfrendlinəs/ (ame, ipa)
user-friendliness — noun
1. how easily ordinary people can learn, understand, and operate something without
how easily ordinary people can learn, understand, and operate something without special skill, especially a website, app, machine, or other tool.
Reema praised the app's user-friendliness after setting it up in ten minutes.
possessive noun + user-friendliness
The ticket machine's user-friendliness helped tourists buy passes without asking staff.
user-friendliness as subject of helped
What older shoppers noticed first was the website's user-friendliness on mobile phones.
Femi tested the printer's user-friendliness before recommending it to new teachers.
The user-friendliness of the map let Salma find the clinic alone.
- ease of use
a close synonym that focuses directly on how little effort is needed
- accessibility
often stresses whether many different users can use something, including users with disabilities
- simplicity
can describe plain design more broadly, not only how easy something is to operate
- complexity
suggests many confusing parts, steps, or features
- awkwardness
focuses on controls or design that feel inconvenient to use
文法句型
user-friendliness + of + noun phrase
possessive noun + user-friendliness
用法筆記
Usually describes products, websites, and systems, often with an of-phrase or possessive form that names the thing people can use easily.