Titlebook: User Interface Evaluation; A Structured Approac Siegfried Treu Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Design.Interaction.I

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Tailored Measures of Performancermance assessments. Hence, it is desirable to consider the construction of new and potentially more meaningful, multiaspect measures. This topic is motivated in two ways. First, in Section 7.2, we relate the basic measures to the nodes of the SEE aspects hierarchy presented in Chapter 6. Then, a pro

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Evaluation Approaches and Methods knowledge areas in the chapters of Part II, we have built up a backdrop for the purpose of this chapter: to present the approaches and methods for evaluating the products of HCI design. Use of relevant terminology was scattered throughout earlier chapters and then pulled together and defined in Cha

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Stress and User Satisfactiond user think times (Treu, 1975a; Abrams and Treu, 1977). This was discussed in Chapter 5. Values of such measures can reflect the design complexity of interaction language and how well a language is known by certain users, when compared with other users who are more or less experienced. But they say

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Structural Specification and Utilityions of whatever is being designed for implementation on a computer. This dependency also extends to the area of HCI design. The definitions of a variety of interface structures (Chapter 4) and visualizable spaces in which those structures can be instantiated (Chapter 10) have been presented with th

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978-1-4613-6081-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994