A Reference Framework for the Development of Plastic User Interfaces

This chapter addresses the plasticity of user interfaces from the software development perspective. We propose a conceptual framework that helps structure the development process of plastic user interfaces. This framework helps to clearly characterize the functional coverage of current tools such as ARTStudio and our own development environment for plastic user interfaces; it also helps to identify requirements for future tools.

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