A design pattern mining method for interaction design

Iacob, Claudia

doi:10.1145/1996461.1996523

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“…One commonly used method of identifying patterns is the process of ‗pattern mining'-extracting patterns by observing previous designs. This process is used in many fields, including software design, architecture, and interaction design (e.g., Gabriel, 1996;Meszaros, 1996;Iacob, 2011). To identify the 32 action patterns that are part of EDIFICE-AP, we took a twofold approach.…”

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confidence: 99%

Interaction Design for Complex Cognitive Activities with Visual Representations: A Pattern-Based Approach

Sedig

Parsons²

2013

THCI

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This paper is concerned with interaction design for visualization-based computational tools that support the performance of complex cognitive activities, such as analytical reasoning, sense making, decision making, problem solving, learning, planning, and knowledge discovery. In this paper, a number of foundational concepts related to interaction and complex cognitive activities are syncretized into a coherent theoretical framework. This framework is general, in the sense that it is applicable to all technologies, platforms, tools, users, activities, and visual representations. Included in the framework is a catalog of 32 fundamental epistemic action patterns, with each action pattern being characterized and examined in terms of its utility in supporting different complex cognitive activities. This catalog of action patterns is comprehensive, covering a broad range of interactions that are performed by a diverse group of users for all kinds of tasks and activities. The presented framework is also generative, in that it can stimulate creativity and innovation in research and design for a number of domains and disciplines, including data and information visualization, visual analytics, digital libraries, health informatics, learning sciences and technologies, personal information management, decision support, information systems, and knowledge management.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interaction Design for Complex Cognitive Activities with Visual Representations: A Pattern-Based Approach

Sedig

Parsons²

2013

THCI

105

156

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“…To answer this first question, I applied the design pattern mining method described in [10], following two phases. During the first phase, I conducted a series of design workshops in order to identify the recurring design issues designers would consider in the design of software applications for synchronous collaboration.…”

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Identifying, relating, and evaluating design patterns for the design of software for synchronous collaboration

Iacob

2011

Proceedings of the 3rd ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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Many working environments require that geographicallydistributed or co-located work group members work together -supported by software -in developing and refining one commonly shared resource in the same time. Hence, synchronous collaboration is common to various contexts and domains, examples being drawing, searching, text editing, and game solving. However, little work has been done in identifying design patterns for the design of systems for such collaboration. This line of research aims at identifying, relating and evaluating such design patterns for providing: a). a better understanding of the design processes of synchronous collaborative software, and b). a repository of knowledge comprising best practices in such design processes for practitioners.

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“…Using interaction design patterns to design interface and interaction between human and computer can be conducted using either catalogues of interaction design patterns (Welie and Veer, 2003;Dearden and Finlay, 2006;Hübscher et al, 2011) or generative approaches (Dearden and Finlay, 2006;Schadewitz and Jachna, 2007;Pauwels et al, 2010;Vanderdonckt and Simarro, 2010;Iacob, 2011;Kusumo et al, 2017). Interface and interaction designers match among problems, contexts and interaction design solutions from existing catalogues of interaction design patterns.…”

Section: Interaction Design Patternmentioning

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Analysis of Interaction Design Patterns on Drawing Application for Early Preschool Children using Inductive Approach (Case Study: ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers and Tracer-hand Writing Pattern Drawing Application)

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Kusumo²,

Sabariah³

2017

Journal of Computer Science

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Nowadays, there are many game applications that are used as a medium of interactive learning for children. One of them can help early preschool children to learn drawing. Using interaction data, we conducted an inductive approach to identify children's interaction patterns on drawing applications. We observed the used of two drawing applications: "ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers" and "Tracer-Hand Writing Patterns" downloaded from AppStore. Participants of our research were five Indonesia kindergarten students. We found 21 interaction patterns in the Coloring Book and 25 patterns in the Tracer application. The results of the observation were used as a reference in designing a drawing prototype, named "Draw Kids". We implemented 34 interaction patterns in our drawing prototype. The usability testing results of five participants in our study show that the average of usability level is satisfying (91.67%). By integrating inductive approach, initial-final analysis of interaction design patterns and mapping the patterns into the drawing competencies of Indonesia's early preschool education can yield interaction design patterns in accordance with the early preschool education competencies.

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A design pattern mining method for interaction design

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

Interaction Design for Complex Cognitive Activities with Visual Representations: A Pattern-Based Approach

Interaction Design for Complex Cognitive Activities with Visual Representations: A Pattern-Based Approach

Identifying, relating, and evaluating design patterns for the design of software for synchronous collaboration

Analysis of Interaction Design Patterns on Drawing Application for Early Preschool Children using Inductive Approach (Case Study: ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers and Tracer-hand Writing Pattern Drawing Application)

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