Interface Design Practice and Education Towards Mobile Apps Development

Wong, Chui Yin; Khong, Chee Weng; Chu, Kimberly

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.08.227

Cited by 20 publications

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“…Study [16] is an example of an approach that has improved four applications for Android devices with more than 70 % accuracy and repeatability. The flourishing presence of web applications and excessive influence of social media increases the need for greater interconnection of application interfaces and exchange and presence on the Internet [17]. This allows smartphones and gadgets to become a "mainstream" as demonstrated by the example of Malaysia.…”

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“…This allows smartphones and gadgets to become a "mainstream" as demonstrated by the example of Malaysia. Study [17] shows how a national program provides and supports the development of mobile applications aimed at bringing the Malaysian web and mobile application industry to global standards. It also highlights practice and education focused on the implementation of the interface of user-oriented mobile applications [17].…”

Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Study [17] shows how a national program provides and supports the development of mobile applications aimed at bringing the Malaysian web and mobile application industry to global standards. It also highlights practice and education focused on the implementation of the interface of user-oriented mobile applications [17]. Information accessibility is a major problem in our society [18].…”

Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Forming a method for the integral estimation of interface quality in automated systems based on the quantitative and qualitative indicators

Trunov

Koshovyi

2020

EEJET

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Informatization is considered an integral part of the functioning of the present-day society, which changes the nature of human-computer interaction and interface. It was substantiated that the interface quality determines the success of software marketing. It was shown that quality is estimated by both quantitative and qualitative indicators. Their calculation is complicated because of the lack of an analytical model of usability. Two Euclidean norms in the form of the root mean square value and the largest value of the modulus of the set of attribute values were proposed for continuous factor attributes. The problem was reduced to a geometric inequality by applying development into the Maclaurin series and a three-level comparator. Expressions of the upper and lower boundaries of the generalized index of interface quality represented through a set of attribute estimates were obtained. Expressions of the maximum possible absolute and relative errors represented by the method of recurrent approximation through the first and second derivative of the trend were substantiated. Representation of data in a plane with one common axis turned by a certain angle was applied which enabled fast viewing of all planes. It was shown that when all attributes have a quantitative dimension, it is sufficient to apply one norm to estimate the generalized index. However, in the case of quantitative and qualitative estimations, consecutive application of norms for the root mean square and the maximum possible value of the module solves the problem of comprehensive generalized estimation of interface quality. Experimental study of estimation of the generalized quality of the user interfaces for the MedInfoService medical information system which covers automation of curative treatment processes in outpatient clinics and hospitals was presented

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Forming a method for the integral estimation of interface quality in automated systems based on the quantitative and qualitative indicators

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2020

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“…Wireframe decides the bone structure of the application on what should be included, the arrangement of the elements and the functionality of an app. The design of a wireframe can save the application development time and produce a consistent layout for the application [14]. In the proposed app, the wireframe is designed and showed in Figure 2.…”

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Malaysian Sign Language Mobile Learning Application : A recommendation app to communicate with hearing-impaired communities

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Xiang

Yusof

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IJECE

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Malaysian Sign Language (MSL) is an important language that is used as the primary communication method for the deaf communities with the others. Currently, the MSL is poorly known by the Malaysians and the existing platform of learning the sign language is inefficient, not to mention the incomplete functionality of the existing mobile learning application in the market. Hence, the purpose of developing this application is aimed to increase the knowledge and recognition of the public towards the MSL and allows them to learn the sign language more effectively. One of the features in this application is sign detection, which could analyze the image captured by phone camera into sign meaning. The application also comprised various categories of the sign for efficient learning and quiz to test user knowledge against their learned sign language. Besides, there is a feedback module for the user to express their opinions and suggestions towards the application to the developer. This application is aimed to help the public to learn MSL efficiently by selecting the category of sign they wish to learn and test themselves by using the quiz module. Besides, the application could also detect the unknown sign by capturing the image and analyze it. The application helped to raise the recognition of MSL among the public and expose the public to the sign language knowledge. It had also become a small help in breaking the barrier of communication between the deaf communities and the public.

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“…The application's chances of success and growth rest heavily on its interface. [n Malaysia, a design institute educates the developers to design user-centric interface, thus providing a growth for mobile application development, as in [6]. At the same time, designing a successful interface is not an easy task.…”

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