Exploring The Possibility Of Adding Classification To The Application Menu Interface Of Apple Watch

In this study, we aim to explore the presentation of the application menu interface for the Apple Watch in operational tasks and completion of the target experience, through market data induction and classification rendering. Subsequently, four application menu interface presentations were output, and experimental tasks were designed. A total of 26 male and female subjects participated in the experiment of using a wearable smartwatch. Subjective measurements and operational performance of the interactive satisfaction scale provided by the subjects were obtained, and a questionnaire for user interaction satisfaction (QUIS) was created. The results show that for the smartwatch application menu interface, regardless of honeycomb-type or list-type menus, adding classification to the presentation type helps users to complete tasks. Notably, the honeycomb-type menu interface achieved a more significant effect. These research results can be used by relevant business owners as a reference and in applications.