Analysing Trans-Modal Interface Migration

Bandelloni, Renata; Berti, Silvia; Paternò, Fabio

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“…One is to adopt the modal approach, in which the user decides what will be changed in the interface, and when. This approach is similar in spirit to migratory interfaces [3,59] and user-adapted interfaces [64], and is represented in several videogames by user-controlled viewpoint switching. A second approach consists of automatic interface switching by the software in response to detectable changes in the player's task-related behaviour.…”

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The design-by-adaptation approach to universal access: learning from videogame technology

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Bleasdale-Shepherd

2010

Univ Access Inf Soc

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This paper proposes an alternative approach to the design of universally accessible interfaces to that provided by formal design frameworks applied ab initio to the development of new software. This approach, design-by-adaptation, involves the transfer of interface technology and/or design principles from one application domain to another, in situations where the recipient domain is similar to the host domain in terms of modelled systems, tasks and users. Using the example of interaction in 3D virtual environments, the paper explores how principles underlying the design of videogame interfaces may be applied to a broad family of visualization and analysis software which handles geographical data (virtual geographic environments, or VGEs). One of the motivations behind the current study is that VGE technology lags some way behind videogame technology in the modelling of 3D environments, and has a less-developed track record in providing the variety of interaction methods needed to undertake varied tasks in 3D virtual worlds by users with varied levels of experience. The current analysis extracted a set of interaction principles from videogames which were used to devise a set of 3D task interfaces that have been implemented in a prototype VGE for formal evaluation.

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The design-by-adaptation approach to universal access: learning from videogame technology

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Bleasdale-Shepherd

2010

Univ Access Inf Soc

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Dynamic generation of web migratory interfaces

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Mori

Paternò

2005

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction With Mobile Devices &Amp; Services

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In this paper, we present a solution for dynamic generation of Web user interfaces that can dynamically migrate among different platforms. The solution is based on a migration/proxy server able to automatically convert a desktop service into a service accessible from a different platform, such as a mobile one. This solution can support new environments where users can freely move about and change interaction device while still continuing task performance and accessing the application in a usable manner.

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Analysing Trans-Modal Interface Migration

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The design-by-adaptation approach to universal access: learning from videogame technology

The design-by-adaptation approach to universal access: learning from videogame technology

Dynamic generation of web migratory interfaces

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