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Generating user interfaces: principles and use of it style rules
Charles Wiecha,Stephen J. Boies +1 more
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As application developers today, applications must run in many different configurations, and support displays of varying size, resolution, and color depth, being able to reformat messages in varying lengths in each language.Abstract:
As application developers today we all face a problem of great complexity. Because of the diversity of our users, and the variety of their equipment, applications must run in many different configurations. They must support displays of varying size, resolution, and color depth. Different types of input devices are required, from keyboards to touch screens. Applications must run in different countries, being able to reformat messages in varying lengths in each language. Messages should be available in large font sizes for vision impaired users. Interface style should be consistent with other applications running on similar hardware. Style should at the same time conform to guidelines being developed by many organizations for presentation and interaction behaviors.read more
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User interface declarative models and development environments: a survey
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ITS: a tool for rapidly developing interactive applications
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An agenda for human-computer interaction: science and engineering serving human needs
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TL;DR: This report is the result of a workshop to define the state of the art and to identify HCI research directions, which considered four areas of HCIResearch: theory and models; input/output devices; tools and architectures; and computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW).
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ITS: a tool for rapidly developing interactive applications
TL;DR: The ITS architecture as mentioned in this paper separates applications into four layers: the dialog layer defines the content of the user interface, independent of its style; the style program layer implements primitive toolkit objects that are composed by the rule layer into complete interaction techniques; and the action layer implements back-end application functions.