The usability of traditional and modern voting systems have been proven to be below acceptable levels as a result of focusing mainly on security and overlooking the large number of usability challenges involved. E-cclesia is a new voting system that has been proven to be more secure than others currently available, but accordingly, is more complex and has more steps than voting systems the general population will be familiar with. To avoid repeating the same mistakes of some existing systems and creating a voting interface that is very secure but unusable, this application was implemented as part of a research paper exploring the specific usability challenges of E-cclesia and trying to find solutions. This application is not joined to the actual back-end of the E-cclesia system as it's implementation was still incomplete at the time of this study.
For more information on the outcomes of the research: Dissertation.pdf