Mobile User Interface Development Techniques: A Systematic Literature Review

Qasim, Iqra; Azam, Farooque; Anwar, Muhammad Waseem; Tufail, Hanny; Qasim, Tehreem

doi:10.1109/iemcon.2018.8614764

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“…However, more efforts are still required to take the advantages of Modeldriven Engineering in the context of mobile application development. The recent Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR) presented in [9] and [10] prove the shortage of research works in this field. In [2], a survey of model-driven approaches for the development of mobile applications discusses only 13 research works and 4 commercial solutions.…”

Section: B Model-based Approaches For Mobile Applicationsmentioning

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An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Ammar

2021

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The ever-increasing number of mobile platforms constitutes a challenge for application developers, who must develop efficient mobile applications for multiple platforms. Recently, a specific interest is being taken in the Model Based User Interface Development (MBUID) by Software Engineering Community. In such paradigm, an application's user interface is obtained by defining models and transformations of those models. This paper aim at adopting MBUID paradigm to address the problem of mobile application development. As such, we propose a new approach and its support system for the automatic generation of mobile user interfaces. The approach and the system are based on a set of standards and relevant technologies such as EMF, GMF, ATL, and Xpand. A case study is presented, in the paper, with the aim of verifying the usefulness of this approach.

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Section: B Model-based Approaches For Mobile Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Ammar

2021

IEEE Access

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“…[14] SLR work that gathers articles that highlight issues that relate to user interface design for Web applications Satisfaction, Understandability, Attractiveness, Learnability [15] A review to gather information on the importance of balance between security and usability of an application Security, Quality [16] A work that analyses and summarises the recent tools and methods for MUI development Functionality, Usability, Reliability, Performance, Supportability [17] Investigates issues, problems and solutions, while adapting a UCD interface on mobile applications Quality [18] SLR on how video game live streaming can affect user participation (streamers and audiences) in daily life that can drive to mental health issues of Internet addiction Attractiveness, Satisfaction [19] SLR that is concerned about the usability Usability,…”

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Systematic Review on Software Quality in Educational Applications

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“…They can remotely silence an alarm or send commands to the industrial process [24]. With the increasing trend of mobile devices in daily lives [22], same sort of UIs is now demanded in industrial control systems as well. Several mobile based HMI solutions have been presented in the academia.…”

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A Model-Driven Mobile HMI Framework (MMHF) for Industrial Control Systems

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With the advent of software technologies, over a period of time, the Industrial Control Systems (ICSs) have grown exponentially. Whereas, almost all ICSs comprise Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), which are the key component for monitoring and controlling complex industrial systems. For decades, traditional HMIs with simple User Interfaces (UIs) remained operational to minimize the complexities and resulting operational costs. However, due to the emergence of smartphone technologies, the perception about user interfaces has been transformed significantly and users now demand same sort of experience with industrial HMIs, as well. There are few industrial solutions, like, ICONICS GraphWorX to support the development of mobile HMI screens. However, such proprietary solutions are quite expensive. Furthermore, the underlying development approaches and source codes are not accessible in public domain. On the other hand, the state-of-the-art approaches for the development of native mobile HMI screens are hard to find in the literature. Consequently, there is dire need of a cost-effective, easy to use, open source framework for the development of native mobile HMI screens. In order to achieve this goal, here we propose, a Model-driven Mobile HMI Framework (MMHF). MMHF comprises, a Unified Modeling Language (UML) Profile for Mobile HMI (UMLPMH) for modeling of HMI screens. MMHF also includes, an open source transformation engine and a Model Driven Mobile-based HMI Code Generator (MDMHCG) to automatically transform UMLPMH models into target native mobile HMI implementations. Consequently, MMHF enables simpler way to design the HMI screens using UMLPMH and generates native Mobile HMI Screen implementations automatically using MDMHCG. The empirical evidence of MMHF is demonstrated through three (3) benchmark case studies, which prove that the MMHF is a feasible, cost effective and scalable solution to develop native HMI screens for wide-ranging ICSs. INDEX TERMS Human machine interface, mobile HMI, model driven engineering, unified modeling language, industrial control system, industry automation, Internet of Things (IoT).

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Mobile User Interface Development Techniques: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 13 publications

References 27 publications

An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Systematic Review on Software Quality in Educational Applications

A Model-Driven Mobile HMI Framework (MMHF) for Industrial Control Systems

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