User interface management systems

TL;DR: A novel architectural style directed at supporting larger grain reuse and coherent system composition is presented, which supports design of distributed, concurrent, applications.

TL;DR: This survey presents important concepts of interface management: dialogue independence, structural modeling, representation, interactive tools, rapid prototyping, development methodologies, and control structures.

TL;DR: In this article, a morphological design space analysis of input devices is presented, in which different input device designs are taken as points in a parametrically described design space, characterized by finding methods to generate and test design points.

TL;DR: The basic architectural approachs to the integration of multimedia conferencing facilities into an existing software environment are presented and an early experiment with one of them is discussed.

TL;DR: As I talked with enthusiasts and examined the systems they used, I began to develop a model of the features that produced such delight, and the central ideas seemed to be visibility of the object of interest; rapid, reversible, incremental actions; and replacement of complex command language syntax by direct manipulation of the objects of interest.

TL;DR: Human factors engineering and design, Human factors engineering, and design of human factors, human factors engineering as discussed by the authors, human factor engineering, human factor design, and the design of the human factors.

TL;DR: This paper demonstrates some of principles of system design principles through the analysis of one class of errors: slips of action, defined to be situations in which the user's intention was proper, but the results did not conform to that intention.