Strategies for Automated GUI Tailoring for Multiple Devices

Raneburger, David; Kaindl, Hermann; Popp, Roman

doi:10.1109/hicss.2015.67

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“…This prototype enables the automatic generation of GUIs for each UCP:Service and their execution, as well as the composition of new UCP:Services using existing ones (even recursively). GUIs can be generated automatically, and in the course of generation tailored for different devices (smartphones, tablet computers and desktop PCs) [20]. 10 In effect, each change of some service can quickly and cheaply result in newly generated GUIs.…”

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Stateful SOA-conformant Services as Building Blocks for Interactive Software Systems

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Kaindl

2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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Services implemented through information and communication technology need to provide value for customers, with whom they usually have non-trivial interaction. However, user interface and (Web) service specifications are often disconnected. The most widely used Web services are stateless, hence only trivial user interaction with one-step input and output can be embedded in such a service. Remembering the state is a prerequisite for implementing nontrivial user interaction with a service. We present new stateful SOA-conformant services as building blocks for interactive software systems. This new kind of service has a unified high-level protocol both for (non-trivial) user interaction with a machine and for machine-machine communication. Services with the same protocol can substitute each other (also dynamically at runtime), whether they are machine or user services. Using such services as building blocks, interactive software systems can be composed, also recursively. As a matter of fact, from such service specifications (graphical) user interfaces for non-trivial interaction can be automatically generated.

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“…Our approach for providing UCP:Services builds on Discourse-based Communication Models, which have been originally introduced for specifying communicative interaction models as input for automated generation of (graphical) UIs, see, e.g., [5,16,18,19,20].…”

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Stateful SOA-conformant Services as Building Blocks for Interactive Software Systems

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Kaindl

2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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“…This means exploring a design space, which is supported in a model-based approach through interactive genetic algorithms in Magellan [6], where a human designer evaluates resulting GUIs. Our optimization search approach [16,20], in contrast, employs heuristic evaluation functions for fullyautomatic tailoring of GUIs to multiple devices. Our new approach in this paper builds on [16], but it adds a new customization feature.…”

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“…Our optimization search approach [16,20], in contrast, employs heuristic evaluation functions for fullyautomatic tailoring of GUIs to multiple devices. Our new approach in this paper builds on [16], but it adds a new customization feature. Its customization rules influence such heuristic searches as presented below.…”

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Model transformation rules for customization of multi-device graphical user interfaces

Raneburger

Kaindl

Popp

2015

Proceedings of the 7th ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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In the context of model-driven generation of (graphical) user interfaces, systematic customization of automatically determined results is a challenge. While it may seem obvious that certain customizations can be expressed as specific transformation rules, adding such rules usually requires adaptation of existing rules and may lead to an unmanageable rule set.In this paper, we propose a new approach for managing model transformation rules for customization of graphical user interfaces in the context of their automated generation. Our approach facilitates managing transformation rules, because already existing rules do not have to be changed or replaced. A trial application provided some empirical evidence of the feasibility of our new approach. It even showed that some customization rules can be reused for generating graphical user interfaces for other devices with different properties, in effect for multi-device generation.

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High-Level Interaction Design with Discourse Models for Automated Web GUI Generation

Kaindl

2021

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Strategies for Automated GUI Tailoring for Multiple Devices

Cited by 13 publications

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Stateful SOA-conformant Services as Building Blocks for Interactive Software Systems

Stateful SOA-conformant Services as Building Blocks for Interactive Software Systems

Model transformation rules for customization of multi-device graphical user interfaces

High-Level Interaction Design with Discourse Models for Automated Web GUI Generation

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