论文信息 - Human factors in user-computer interaction: An introduction

Human factors in user-computer interaction: An introduction

The goal of human-factors research on human-computer interaction is to make computers usable. Describing the issues that determine whether a system is usable or not provides an introduction to the type of problems with which human-factors specialists are concerned.

Richard F. Dillon | R. Dillon

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