user-friendly

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: What can designers do to make houses more user-friendly?
• find: It is also hoped that more users from within further education will find the system user-friendly.

Modifies a noun

• interface: A special feature of the software is the user-friendly interface with the hardware.
• shell: Compiled versions are also supplied running under MS DOS with the ESDUview user-friendly shell that prompts on-screen for input data.
• guide: Your District may also provide a more user-friendly guide to its services, or its own Customer Charter.
• format: It's user-friendly format is great for the casual reader.
• manner: This will enable more detailed information to be presented in a more user-friendly manner.
• layout: Clear, user-friendly layout, to make topics easy to locate.

Modifying Another Word

• extremely: They have an extremely user-friendly website which allows visitors to source by apparatus or by brand.
• incredibly: View Range Compare Product Range DVD Recorder Sony IQ DVD Recorders are incredibly user-friendly.
• very: Books are still a very user-friendly ' write once, read many times ' media.
• particularly: These are quite large numbers, and not particularly user-friendly.
• relatively: The " Expect " perl module is a module in perl which adds a relatively user-friendly way of making a script which automates commands.
• really: However, there are a lot of powerfull features, making it really user-friendly.

Infinitive complement

• encourage: The paperwork for the scheme has been designed to be user-friendly to encourage, in particular, smaller organizations to take part.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Andrew Shanahan finds out how recruitment tests can become more user-friendly.
• make: In addition, Opal was made slightly more user-friendly.
• provide: The SOS program provides user-friendly, step-by-step guidelines for creating respectful and effective learning environments " .
• remain: This suite is more rigorous than its predecessor but remains user-friendly.

Preposition: for

• people: Access for all is not just a legal right - Key guidance on how to develop a website which is user-friendly for disabled people.