Titlebook: Computer-Aided Design of User Interfaces VI; Victor Lopez Jaquero,Francisco Montero Simarro,Jea Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verla

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William McChesney Martin, Jr. 1951–1970ccording to this model for its use in the MAEVIF platform for intelligent virtual environments for education and training. We present the motivations and the main objectives and we detail the key design decisions and the way in which they have been realized in an object-oriented approach based on de

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Todd K. Shackelford,Ranald D. Hansense methods usually leave aside the 2D interfaces that may be found in the 3D environment or that surround it. This chapter presents an attempt to formalize 2D and 3D spaces by the definition of a meta-model. This is one of three meta-models that have been defined in . methodology, which is also desc

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Todd K. Shackelford,Ranald D. Hansennts on ambiguous keys. A genetic algorithm is used for searching the assignment that optimizes the text-entry performance. The results show that as the number of keys decreases, the gain in performance due to optimization increases. We also study the effect of the disambiguation word list layout on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19671-8or example, requirements specification, design, prototyping, implementation, and usability evaluation. During this iterative process, manifold artifacts are developed and modified, including models, source code, and usability evaluation data. CASE tools support the development stages well, but lack

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Troels B?ggild,Michael Bang Petersenfor it. Although this practice is still common, it is a challenging task to move from text-based requirements and problem-space concepts to a final UI design, and then back. Especially for user interface specification, actors must frequently switch between high-level descriptions and low-level detai

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Ingrid Kissling-N?f,Stefan Kuksnt of multi-platform software applications. This chapter describes RenderXML, a software tool developed to facilitate the creation of multi-platform applications. RenderXML acts as a renderer, mapping concrete user interfaces (UI) described in UsiXML to multiple platforms, and also as a connector, l

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,Norway, 1918–2010: Saved by the North Sea,o create models based on CIAN notation. This software tool supports the interface design of groupware applications that enable integration with software processes through UML notation. We introduce our methodological approach for dealing with the conceptual design of applications that support work i