01263nas a2200217   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260001200043653001400055653002000069653002300089100001900112700002500131700002400156245005900180856009900239300001000338490000600348520067700354022001401031       2019                            d  c09/201910aUsability10aUser Experience10aGender Differences1 aMartin Schrepp1 aJörg Thomaschewski1 aKristina Aufderhaar00aDo Women and Men Perceive User Experience Differently?  uhttps://www.ijimai.org/journal/sites/default/files/files/2019/03/ijimai20195_6_8_pdf_16167.pdf  a63-670 v53 aWe study three web sites to see whether there are systematic differences between women and men in their rating of the user experience of the sites. One of the sites addresses especially the target group of women, another the target group of men, whereas the third site is neutral in this respect. The selection of the sites was safeguarded with gender screening. The participants in the study rated the three chosen websites with the questionnaires UEQ and VISAWI-S. The results indicate that there are no substantial differences in the perception of the UX between men and women. Personal attitudes and preferences seem to have a substantially greater influence than sex.  a1989-1660