Interactive Systems, Design and Heuristic Evaluation: The Importance of the Diachronic Vision

Ficarra, Francisco V. Cipolla; Ficarra, Miguel Cipolla

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-68127-4_64

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“…Obviously those who ran after a commercial and non-scientific purpose didn't know the differences among hypertext, immersive multimedia and virtual reality [5]. Those were interactive systems that required different interfaces, because of the limitations in the hardware and/or software, for instance in the timings of access to the information stored in the databases in a CD or DVD or in the Internet.…”

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Advances in Human-Computer Interaction: Graphics and Animation Components for Interface Design

Ficarra¹,

Nicol

Cipolla-Ficarra³

et al. 2011

Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage

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We present an analysis of communicability methodology in graphics and animation components for interface design, called CAN (Communicability, Acceptability and Novelty). This methodology has been under development between 2005 and 2010, obtaining excellent results in cultural heritage, education and microcomputing contexts. In studies where there is a bidirectional interrelation between ergonomics, usability, user-centered design, software quality and the human-computer interaction. We also present the heuristic results about iconography and layout design in blogs and websites of the following countries: Spain, Italy, Portugal and France.

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confidence: 99%