Aplicativo de gerenciamento de campeonatos de futebol: controle de cartões, suspensões e gol

Abstract

A well-executed interface evaluation has the potential to change the way users interact with an application, as it allows for its improvement, influencing whether it is more or less used based on the assessment results and subsequent modifications. In order to conduct an interface evaluation, an amateur championship management system was developed as a case study. This system used requirements gathered in collaboration with AFUVESMA of Santa Maria, an organization that oversees veteran championships in the city and lacks a system to store and ensure the integrity of data recorded by referees and the AFUVESMA management. The system was designed primarily to reliably store goals, cards, and assists from championships. However, it can be modified and expanded by others, as the source code has been made available on GitHub. The overall objective of this work was to investigate techniques, methods, and types of interface evaluation to conduct a case study with an amateur championship management system. To achieve this overarching goal, it was necessary to map out the types and techniques of interface evaluation and identify the evaluation that best suited the context of the defined case study. Additionally, it was necessary to develop an amateur championship management system for the application of the defined evaluation. Finally, the evaluation was carried out, and the results were presented.