Method and system for determining inefficiencies in a user interface

A computer program product for assessing the efficiency of a graphic user interface, comprising:

• one or more computer readable storage media and program instructions stored on the one or more computer readable storage media, the program instructions comprising:
• program instructions to record a set of user's actions within a graphic user interface;
• program instructions to analyze the recorded user actions, wherein the recorded user actions are analyzed to locate inefficiencies in the user actions;
• program instructions to identify an inefficiency of a graphical user interface based on the inefficiencies in the user actions;
• program instructions to identify at least one alteration to the graphic user interface based on the identified inefficiency;
• and
• program instructions to create at least one new solution corresponding to the identified inefficiency in the graphic user interface, each new solution is created by altering at least one aspect of the graphic user interface, thereby creating a new layout of the graphic user interface.

A computer system product for assessing the efficiency of a graphic user interface, comprising:

• one or more computer processors, one or more computer readable storage media, and program instructions stored on the one or more computer readable storage media for execution by, at least one of the one or more processors, the program instructions comprising:
• program instructions to record a set of user's actions within a graphic user interface;
• program instructions to analyze the recorded user actions, wherein the recorded user actions are analyzed to locate inefficiencies in the user actions;
• program instructions to identify an inefficiency of a graphical user interface based on the inefficiencies in the user actions;
• program instructions to identify at least one alteration to the graphic user interface based on the identified inefficiency;
• and
• program instructions to create at least one new solution corresponding to the identified inefficiency in the graphic user interface, each new solution is created by altering at least one aspect of the graphic user interface, thereby creating a new layout of the graphic user interface.