Un espace de classification pour l'interaction sur dispositifs mobiles

The multiplication and the diversity of mobile devices in everyday life involve new challenges for the designer: the size of the screen, text input, pointing, and the management of services in situation of mobility constitute new constraints. Many interaction techniques have been proposed these last years to answer theses problems. In this article, we describe a space for classifying the existing interaction techniques that have been proposed for mobile devices.

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