Titlebook: Human Work Interaction Design: Usability in Social, Cultural and Organizational Contexts; Second IFIP WG 13.6 Dinesh Katre,Rikke Orngreen,

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Analyzing Cultural Usability of Mobile Keypad and Displays for Textual Communication in Internationaobile phones to further complement our work. The study provides an insight into the much needed local-language centred approach in contrast with the current English centred approach of existing mobile keypad designs and display of text.

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Design of a Template for Handwriting Based Hindi Text Entry in Handheld Deviceses is expected to be immensely useful to the non English speaking users. This paper proposes a mobile phone handwriting based text entry solution for Hindi language, which allows for an easy text entry method, while facilitating better recognition accuracy.

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Personas in Cross-Cultural Projects to interpret the text and use people in their own immediate surroundings in the explanation for choosing the photo. The second group tends to find exact words and use these as explanation. The photos they choose are of stereotypical business-persons. The different strategies might hinder engagement in the persona.

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Usability and Culture as Two of the Value Criteria for Evaluating the Artifactic aspect, the cost, etc. Based on the findings of ADA, we should focus on the extent where the usability can provide the core satisfaction and we should also summarize the guideline on how the artifact should be designed.

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Usability Heuristics and Qualitative Indicators for the Usability Evaluation of Touch Screen Ventila reliability of heuristics proposed in this paper. The specialized set of heuristics linked with user interface components and the objectively defined usability indicators are found more reliable in identifying specific usability problems of ventilator systems.

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Development of an Intuitive User-Centric Font Selection Menuvanagari fonts. The classes created by this method appears to address the problems raised by alphabetical orderings by allowing the groupings to be more intuitive (and realistic) while retaining statistical validity over large user sets.