Titlebook: Human-Computer Interface Design; Alistair Sutcliffe Book 1989 Alistair Sutcliffe 1989 computer.design.interface

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,Arbeits- und Betriebsverh?ltnisse,any interface which is provided for users to gain access to the system. Following the usual format, general guidelines are given and then control interface types are examined in turn, starting with simple and familiar styles before migrating to more advanced direct manipulation interfaces which are

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Dialogue Design,from task design, and then the modules are organised into an interface structure by addition of an access mechanism. Access mechanisms are the way in which users address data or functions provided by the system, and can be hierarchic, network or direct. The type of mechanism will be dictated mainly

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Data Entry Interfaces, most of their time. These interfaces are also one of the most error-prone parts of computer systems and have given rise to the acronym GIGO (Garbage In Garbage Out). The design of good data entry interfaces should aim to prevent GIGO and make data entry as efficient and pleasant as possible for the

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Data-Display and Data-Retrieval Interfaces,lays, followed by advice on more detailed formatting of data. Data-retrieval dialogues form an integral part of data-display interfaces, consequently a section is included on this topic. Graphical displays merit a section on their own; this deals with graphic display design, shape and colour, concen