user + friendly
user-friendly (comparative user-friendlier or more user-friendly, superlative user-friendliest or most user-friendly)
- (chiefly computing) Designed to be easy for an untrained user to use, with intuitive ordering of steps, consistent and logical placement of controls, etc.
1994 May, Gary Turbak, “The Phone Phenomenon”, in The Rotarian, volume 164, number 5, page 31:In the past few years, product engineers have infused the basic telephone with lots of high-tech, razzle-dazzle, and user friendly innovations such as speed dialing, automatic redial, speakerphones, cordless phones, hold buttons, and dialing memories.
designed to be easy to use
- Albanian: i lehtë për t'u përdorur
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 容易使用的 (róngyì shǐyòng de), 好用 (zh) (hǎoyòng), 人性化 (rénxìnghuà)
- Czech: uživatelsky přívětivý
- Danish: brugervenlig
- Dutch: gebruikersvriendelijk (nl), gebruiksvriendelijk (nl)
- Esperanto: afabla (eo)
- Faroese: nýtsluvinarligur
- Finnish: käyttäjäystävällinen (fi), helppokäyttöinen
- French: convivial (fr), ergonomique (fr)
- German: benutzerfreundlich (de)
- Hebrew: יְדִידוּתִי לַמִּשְׁתַּמֵּשׁ (he) m (yedidutí lamishtamésh)
- Hungarian: felhasználóbarát (hu)
- Indonesian: mudah digunakan
- Italian: facile da usare
- Japanese: ユーザーフレンドリー (yūzāfurendorī), 使用者の使いやすい (しようしゃのつかいやすい, shiyōsha-no tsukai-yasui)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: brukervennlig
- Nynorsk: brukarvenleg, brukarvennleg
- Persian: کاربرپسند (fa) (kârbar-pasand)
- Polish: prosty w obsłudze
- Portuguese: amigável (pt)
- Russian: (no exact term exists) дру́жественный для по́льзователя (drúžestvennyj dlja pólʹzovatelja), лёгкий в испо́льзовании (ljóxkij v ispólʹzovanii)
- Slovak: užívateľsky prívetivý, užívateľsky príjemný
- Spanish: amigable (es), fácil de usar, fácil para el usuario
- Swedish: användarvänlig (sv)
- Vietnamese: tiện lợi (vi)
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