论文信息 - End-User Customization of Multi-Device Ubiquitous User Interfaces

End-User Customization of Multi-Device Ubiquitous User Interfaces

In this paper we discuss an approach to supporting endusers in customizing multi-device ubiquitous user interfaces. In particular, we show a tool allowing end-users to customize desktop-to-mobile adaptation by exploiting model-based descriptions in the MARIA language. Some results are presented along with indications for future work.

Fabio Paternò | Giuseppe Zichitella

[1] Fabio Paternò,et al. MARIA: A universal, declarative, multiple abstraction-level language for service-oriented applications in ubiquitous environments , 2009, TCHI.

[2] Fabio Paternò,et al. Natural development of ubiquitous interfaces , 2004, CACM.

[3] Jean Vanderdonckt,et al. A toolkit for peer-to-peer distributed user interfaces: concepts, implementation, and applications , 2009, EICS '09.

[4] Fabio Paternò,et al. Ambient Intelligence for Supporting Task Continuity across Multiple Devices and Implementation Languages , 2010, Comput. J..

[5] Jean-Sébastien Sottet,et al. Model-Driven Adaptation for Plastic User Interfaces , 2007, INTERACT.

[6] Fabio Paternò,et al. Automatically adapting web sites for mobile access through logical descriptions and dynamic analysis of interaction resources , 2008, AVI '08.

[7] James H. Aylor,et al. Computer for the 21st Century , 1999, Computer.