Informal User Interfaces for Design & Communication

10/6/99

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1. Informal User Interfaces for Design & Communication	2. Computers Support Human-Human Communication (HHC)	3. Traditional Software Interfaces
4. Traditional Representations are Rigid & Unambiguous	5. PPT Slide	6. Informal Communications Styles
7. Outline	8. Early Stage UI Design	9. Sketching of UIs
10. Sketching of UIs	11. Drawbacks of Current Tools	12. Paper Sketches
13. Designing UIs with SILK	14. PPT Slide	15. SILK Evaluation Results
16. Outline	17. Web Design Study	18. Progressive Refinement
19. Site Maps	20. Storyboards	21. Individual Pages
22. Sketching	23. Converting to Electronic Media	24. Some Implications
25. Outline	26. DENIM	27. DENIM: Creating Pages
28. DENIM: Creating Pages	29. DENIM: Site Map View	30. DENIM: Storyboard View
31. DENIM: Sketch View	32. DENIM: Run Mode	33. Pen Support: Pie Menus
34. Pen Support: Gestures	35. Pen Support: Gestures	36. Pen Support: Gestures
37. Outline	38. Informal Evaluation	39. Evaluation
40. Tasks	41. Tasks (cont’d)	42. Data Collection
43. PPT Slide	44. PPT Slide	45. Feedback
46. Observations	47. Observations	48. Observations
49. Future Work	50. Event Types	51. Components
52. Using Components	53. Tools	54. Outline
55. Natural Tides of Innovation	56. HCI Challenges of eXtreme Computing	57. Why is Building Speech UIs Hard?
58. Best Practices for Designing GUIs	59. Prototyping Tools for Speech UI Design Should Support	60. SUEDE: A Wizard of Oz Prototyping Tool for Speech UIs
61. The Card	62. Wizard of Oz	63. PPT Slide
64. Informal Evaluation	65. Informal Evaluation	66. Informal Evaluation
67. Outline	68. Future Work in Informal UIs	69. Conclusions
70. “Informal Interfaces Can Improve Human-Human Communication”

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