Towards Applying Graph Theory Modelling with NFC Smart Dashboards for the Mobility Home Environment

This study aims to improve user experience and usability in Near field Communication (NFC) smart dashboard interfaces within the smart home environment. Existing designs of smart dashboards may lack efficiency, visual clarity, and intuitiveness. The study focuses on two research questions: (i) How does the application of graph theory in the design of NFC smart dashboard interfaces enhance usability and user experience within the context of the home environment? (ii) What are the specific usability challenges and improvements identified when integrating graph theory principles into the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) framework for the design of NFC smart dashboard interfaces? By addressing these questions, the study examines the impact of graph theory on the usability of NFC dashboard interfaces in the home environment. It explores the benefits and challenges associated with integrating graph theory principles into the HCI framework and their impact on usability and user experience.