Titlebook: Design, User Experience, and Usability: Design Discourse; 4th International Co Aaron Marcus Conference proceedings 2015 Springer Internatio

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Pieter Kubben,Michel Dumontier,Andre Dekkerg those dimensions, semantic dimension is the most important one in user’s cognitive analysis. Based on the representation of semantics, icons can be classified into four types, namely function-metaphor, operation-metaphor, object-metaphor and meaning-metaphor icon. Here we conducted behavioral expe

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Fundamentals of Clinical Trials user experience, the community was able to create products whose use is pleasant and exciting. There are, however, design contexts where the corresponding focus on fostering use might be in need of a complementing perspective..During the last couple of years, the topic of technology . has appeared

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-1586-3ntensified by the evolution of gesture recognition based commercial solutions. A gesture interface complements or replaces navigation in a conventional interface, it is up to each developer to choose the most appropriate option for their application. When opting for gesture usage, the gestures will

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3617-2hers have shown keen interest in IVRS due to high affordability and reach among rural, poor, and illiterate users. However, IVRS are also notorious for their usability issues. This makes researchers thrive for more usable IVRS. The lack of automated usability testing tools for voice-based systems ma

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S. Harvey,C. G. Scanes,J. G. Phillipsliving in different areas of the world have different cultures, religions, and traditions. Designing a user interface according to the culture of the user is important. Different minds have different views about cultural effects in user interface. This paper presents a detailed review on the recent