Study the current implementation of the KYPO Analyst web application that allows the analysis of player behavior in security games after their end. Define the current limitations of the application's GUI in behavior analysis. Propose and implement unification of control components and other necessary improvements to the visual-analytical interface to achieve compact and intuitive support for analytical processes, especially the detection of motivation loss. Define and apply approaches that will deal with complex data with suitable interactive aggregation and filtration of the data. Design, conduct, and evaluate a qualitative user evaluation that will assess the extent to which the application meets its visual-analytical objectives. 

The text part of the thesis will describe the present state and functionality of the KYPO Analyst application. Next, the text will discuss the shortcomings in the GUI design and their solutions. Text will focus on inefficiencies when analyzing more extensive exercises and potential solutions. The user evaluation will be designed in the form of a description of the methodology, preparation of questionnaires, and discussion of the collected information. The implemented extensions and modifications to the GUI will be integrated into the KYPO Analyst web application. KYPO Analyst will be deployed on a test server, and the deployment will be automated using shell scripts.