论文信息 - Consistency Priorities for Multi-device Design

Consistency Priorities for Multi-device Design

We propose consistency priorities to support multidevice interface design minimizing the user's cognitive effort while performing the same task on different interfaces. The methodology is being evaluated through a framework that generates Pocket PC interfaces from desktop web pages. Initial results point to the acceptance of the approach.

Rodrigo de Oliveira | Heloisa Vieira da Rocha

[1] Daniela Gorski Trevisan,et al. The Continuity Property in Mixed Reality and Multiplatform Systems: a Comparative Study , 2004, CADUI.

[2] Jan Van den Bergh,et al. Dygimes: Dynamically Generating Interfaces for Mobile Computing Devices and Embedded Systems , 2003, Mobile HCI.

[3] K. J. Craik,et al. The nature of explanation , 1944 .

[4] Jack Duffy,et al. Web Page Transformation When Switching Devices , 2004, Mobile HCI.

[5] Fabio Paternò,et al. TERESA: a transformation-based environment for designing and developing multi-device interfaces , 2004, CHI EA '04.

[6] Manuel A. Pérez-Quiñones,et al. 11 Multiple User Interfaces: Why Consistency is Not Everything, and Seamless Task Migration is Key , 2006 .

[7] Jonathan Grudin,et al. The case against user interface consistency , 1989, CACM.

[8] James A. Landay,et al. Using design patterns and layers to support the early-stage design and prototyping of cross-device user interfaces , 2005 .

[9] Patrick Baudisch,et al. Summary thumbnails: readable overviews for small screen web browsers , 2005, CHI.

[10] Laurent Karsenty,et al. Inter‐Usability of Multi‐Device Systems – A Conceptual Framework , 2005 .

[11] Jeffrey Nichols,et al. Automatically generating high-quality user interfaces for appliances , 2006 .