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Top-Down Design of Human—Computer Interfaces

Systematic examination of publications on the design and the implementation of human—computer interfaces reveals the surprising fact that, although computer scientists refer to such interfaces, the definition of what a human—computer interface is has not been explicated.

Michael J. Tauber

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