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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Interface Design Guidelines"”.

  1. Towards the Development of User Interface Design Guidelines for Large Shared Displays

    … numerous usability issues with current software design not scaling well. Studies show that large displays enable users to create and manage more windows, as well as to engage in more complex multitasking behavior. In this thesis, we developed some user interface design guidelines for large shared …

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  2. Towards the Development of User Interface Design Guidelines for Large Shared Displays

    … usability issues because current software design is not scaling well. Therefore, we took steps towards developing two user interface design guidelines for large shared displays. Specifically, empirical studies have been conducted to compare the effects of large shared display and personal …

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  3. Investigation of user interface design guidelines to make the computer accessible to mentally retarded adults

    … if so, the input devices preferred and the user interface design factors to be considered when designing or selecting interactive applications for this population. Participants in the three-phase study were men and women aged 25-60 living in group homes sponsored by a social services agency. All …

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  4. The investigation of online manuals and the role guidelines abstraction has on the usefulness of interface design guidelines in the evaluation of user system interfaces

    User system interface guidelines are emerging as a tool for user interface design. However, guidelines are relatively new, and the effectiveness of guidelines in their present form is still being debated. Some designers of USI tools are attempting to place guidelines online in browsing systems, …

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  5. Speech-enabled application development for young children

    … several input modes which support a multimodal interface; for it to be effective, the interface with which it is integrated also needs to be effective, so this thesis additionally studies the area of Child-Computer Interaction; one of the outcomes of this study is a set of interface design

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  6. Designing virtual environments for usability

    … to support that interaction. Studies of the design and use of virtual environments are used to demonstrate the need for interface design guidance. A theory of interaction for virtual environments is proposed, which includes predictive models of interactive behaviour and a set of generic …

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  7. Using Computers to Develop Phonemic Awareness in the Early Primary Classroom

    … creates a phonics based computer application designed specifically for young children aged 5 to 6 years (year 1 in UK primary schools). The timing and level of content presented by the computer application activities are grounded in appropriate academic theory. A significant component of the …

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  8. An evaluation of computer-supported backtracking in a hierarchical database

    … hierarchy of entries. Most direct manipulation interface design guidelines suggest designers should include a feature for “undoing” user inputs (Smith and Mosier, 1986). In the case of a database, undo translates to backtracking support. The first purpose of this research was to confirm that …

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