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Showing papers by "Michael S. Bernstein published in 2005"


01 Jan 2005
TL;DR: d.tools is a design tool for prototyping the bits and the atoms of physical user interfaces in concert that enables designers without specialized engineering or programming knowledge to quickly build functional interactive prototypes.
Abstract: Processor enabled products, each with its own user interface, have pervaded everyday life. To facilitate interaction design exploration for novel devices, we have developed d.tools, a design tool for prototyping the bits and the atoms of physical user interfaces in concert. It enables designers without specialized engineering or programming knowledge to quickly build functional interactive prototypes. d.tools offers a visual authoring environment that allows for drag-and-drop specification of interaction models for tangible user interfaces in a matter of minutes.

16 citations