A Pair-Wise Comparison of Software Quality Factors for Prioritization of Fuzzy Weight Using FAHP: Mobile Game Application Usability Expectations for Expert User

A growing number of expert users are looking for entertaining and easy-to-understand experiences in the increasingly popular mobile gaming industry. Making ensuring these mobile games have high-quality, user-friendly software is crucial for keeping players happy and coming back for more. The subjective and sometimes vague expectations of expert users, however, are hard to evaluate. Stakeholders in the mobile gaming business are always looking for new apps to test and evaluate as they build new games. Measuring qualitative features that rely on software quality criteria can help in deploying this endeavor. Therefore, choosing the right assessment method is really critical. Two metrics, fuzzy rate and fuzzy weight, form the basis of the assessment. The assessment of a five-point fuzzy rating system requires simple inputs derived from surveys or questionnaires. Stakeholders tasked with guaranteeing suitable mobile application quality decide on fuzzy weight, which is shorthand for the relative importance of software quality factors along with priority. Stakeholders may reach this goal when they compare and contrast software quality elements and agree on their relative importance. The overall evaluation of quality will converge in the right direction with this method's help. In this paper, we provide a new usage of the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) to assess, for expert users in particular. The mobile game application sector may use this information to better formulate and assess fuzzy weights, which will strengthen the process of translating qualitative features into quantitative ones during mobile app development.