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| | Graphical user interface |
 | | Designing suitable interfaces for handheld devices, such as PDA applications and their smartphone cousins, has been a major challenge for user interface designers, and some of the more successful diverge considerably from desktop computer designs. |  | | A graphical user interface (or GUI, pronounced "gooey") is a method of interacting with a computer through a metaphor of direct manipulation of graphical images and widgets in addition to text. |  | | The GUI is generally contrasted with the command line interface (CLI), an earlier, text-only interface that required the user to type in commands or text strings to cause the computer to take some action. |
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http://www.worldhistory.com/wiki/G/Graphical-user-interface.htm
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| | User interface at opensource encyclopedia |
 | | The design of the user interface is relevant for the user's understanding (also called the mental model) of the system and thus for the system's usability or user-friendliness. |  | | The user interface is the part of a system exposed to a user. |  | | As for software, the user interface is usually the only part a user ever sees. |
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http://www.springknow.com/Ui.html
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| | RSP&A User interface design resources |
 | | Graphical user interfaces are ubiquitous in the modern world of computing. |  | | Interface design for embedded products is also discussed by Garrett (Advanced Instrumentation and Computer I/O Design: Real-Time System Computer Interface Engineering, IEEE, 1994). |  | | User interface design (UID) creates an effective communication medium between a human and a computer. |
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http://www.rspa.com/spi/design-interface.html
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| | User Interface Engineering -- Paper Prototyping Tips Article |
 | | When users are doing tasks with data, you want the data to be as real as possible, but it’s often impractical to have lots of data available. |  | | In cases where users must look up data that is not provided in a prototype, we create tasks in such a way that we can predict the data. |  | | When users click something that isn’t a link, the incredibly intelligent mouse works and makes the non-link a link, bringing up the page the computer thinks the user wants. |
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http://www.cs.cofc.edu/~manaris/spring05/cs672/paperproto.htm
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| | User Interface Design |
 | | Human Interface Technology Lab (HIT Lab) is a research and development lab at the University of Washington that focuses on human computer interfaces and virtual interface technology. |  | | When applied to computer software, User Interface Design is also known as Human-Computer Interaction or HCI. |  | | The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a federally funded research and development center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense and operated by Carnegie Mellon University. |
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http://www.usernomics.com/hci.html
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| | Interview > Spool Vision: An Eye on User Data |
 | | We've learned that users act differently when the topic is of deep interest to them than when it is only of passing interest or they are doing it as a favor to you. |  | | Web developers need user data to find out if the hard work they are about to invest will make it any easier for users to accomplish their mission. |  | | They are missing information about who the users are, what they will do with the product, how the product fits into the user's lifestyle and goals, how users are different from each other and how they are similar. |
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http://webword.com/interviews/spool.html
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| | Eventful: User Interface 10 Conference |
 | | User Interface 10 is the only conference of its kind in the world—nowhere else will you have the chance to learn, share, and interact with today's top design and usability experts. |  | | In 1996, Jared M. Spool and his team of usability researchers created the User Interface Conference to help designers, information architects and usability professionals tackle their biggest design challenges. |  | | Based on user needs and motivations, you'll learn how to map your user goals with your business goals. |
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http://eventful.com/events/E0-001-000211303-3
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| | Automated User Interface Software Engineering with a Pattern Reflecting Programming Language |
 | | In this context, domain-specific languages such as the I-GET User Interface programming language are primarily designed to be domain-optimised, and therefore better suited to addressing domain-related software development problems in comparison to general programming languages. |  | | I-GET is a programming language that encompasses language constructs that automate the implementation of commonly recurring programming patterns in user interface development. |  | | Domain-specific languages such as I-GET are domain-optimised, and in comparison with general programming languages are therefore better suited for addressing domain-related software development. |
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http://www.ercim.org/publication/Ercim_News/enw58/stephanidis.html
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| | IFIP WG 2.7 / 13.4 - User Interface Engineering |
 | | The goal of this workshop is to improve the understanding of the relations between usability engineering and software engineering from socio-technical, process oriented, and methodological perspectives. |  | | Technical Committee 2 (Software: theory and practice) and Technical Committee 13 (Human Computer Interaction), and is devoted to User Interface Engineering. |  | | AIM: to investigate the nature, concepts and construction of user interfaces for software systems. |
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http://www.se-hci.org
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| | User Interface Specification (ResearchIndex) |
 | | Engineering for Human Computer Interaction Semester 1, 1998 Lecture 1:... |  | | Product Process User, task analysis interaction abstract redesign of Design and Requirements for user interface... |  | | 3 User interface development processes and methodologies (context) - Hartson, Boehm-Davis - 1993 |
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http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/29629.html
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| | User Interface Engineering |
 | | A study of techniques in design and implementation of user interfaces. |  | | Emphasis will be on effective human computer interaction strategies that meet human cognitive capabilities and organizational practices and processes. |
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http://www.nu.edu/Academics/Schools/SOET/ComputerScienceandIn/Courses/CSC670.html
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| | Faculty & Staff : The Gordon Institute : School of Engineering : Tufts University |
 | | A recognized authority on user interface design and human factors in computing, Spool is a regular tutorial speaker at the annual CHI conference and the Society for Technical Communications conferences around the country. |  | | A software developer and programmer, Jared founded User Interface Engineering in 1988. |  | | His professional experience also includes two years at Symbolics, where he was in charge of efforts to improve company customer support, and also at Bachman Information Systems, where he was involved with human factors and user interface design. |
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http://gordon.tufts.edu/progFacSpool.htm
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| | SIS 563 - Web Design Myths |
 | | Sites that users say they like best are not necessarily the sites they can use best, in contrast to application software where users like best the software they can use best. |  | | Animation may attract attention in ads, but it irritates users and makes it more difficult for them to find information on a site. |  | | "This is the first time anyone has taken a serious look at how well web design works, and we were all surprised that our user tests showed such unexpected results," said Jared Spool, founding principal, User Interface Engineering. |
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http://www.it.utk.edu/~jklittle/sis563/myths.html
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| | Silenroc - User Interface Engineering |
 | | User Interface Engineering: interesting information on user interfaces on a somewhat badly designed website. |  | | More on Microsoft Agent: a follow-up by by Nikolai Botev, also in the Unofficial Newsletter of Delphi Users. |  | | Microsoft Agent Demo Project: in introduction to Agent by Jeff Gordon in the Unofficial Newsletter of Delphi Users. |
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http://silenroc.com/uie
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| | User Interface Engineering - Usability Research, Training, and Events - UIE |
 | | Personas: Matching a Design to the Users' Goals |  | | Clearly, one of the most proven, time-tested approaches to designing web sites, the Scent of Information is fundamental to understanding how to make your site truly effective for your users. |  | | Mike M. from PhillyCHI asked about whether there is an optimal page size. |
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http://www.uie.com
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| | Information Visualization - Flashmagazine |
 | | To see examples of how information visualization can help, we need to look no farther than the work of Ben Shneiderman and his fellow researchers at the Human Computer Interaction Lab at University of Maryland. |  | | It is a simple direct query interface for quickly finding the best used cars. |  | | If the results are too few, how does the design let users know what the scope of the database is? And how many times are users willing to recast their search? |
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http://www.flashmagazine.com/418.htm
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| | Morae Case Study: User Interface Engineering |
 | | This translates into a significant competitive advantage for UIE in terms of winning projects, predicting project profitability, and taking on more projects. |  | | With in-depth research findings based on user observation, UIE empowers development teams to create usable web sites that increase customer satisfaction and loyalty. |  | | Until recently, usability professionals were forced to rely on a hodgepodge of hardware equipment sewn together to record how users interacted with Web sites while performing simple tasks, such as shopping. |
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http://www.techsmith.com/casestudies/morae/uie.asp
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| | Usability, Web Design, and Information Architecture Articles - User Interface Engineering - UIE |
 | | In this article, Jared describes the critical relationship between current knowledge (what the user knows when they encounter the design) and target knowledge (what the user needs to know to accomplish their goal), showing the two conditions that lead to an interface users will perceive as intuitive. |  | | Here at User Interface Engineering, we recognize that many people find usability labs to be valuable tools, but we have a different view. |  | | It's essential for interface designers to understand the gamut of contexts that can occur, thereby ensuring they create designs that are usable no matter what's happening around the user. |
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http://www.uie.com/articles
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| | Elliott Back » Amazon.com Changes User Interface |
 | | Drum Perc Software Computer Recording MIDI Tablature User 00 1920-30s Gretsch... |  | | Amazon.com has changed their user interface to a new, blue, bubbly looking thing: |  | | for software interfaces now; changes must be approached with caution and... |
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http://elliottback.com/wp/archives/2005/05/05/amazoncom-changes-user-interface
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