Design, User Experience, and Usability. Theory, Methods, Tools and Practice

Name: Design, User Experience, and Usability. Theory, Methods, Tools and Practice | First International Conference, DUXU 2011, Held as Part of HCI International 2011, Orlando, FL, USA, July 9-14, 2011, Proceedings, Part I
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First International Conference, DUXU 2011, Held as Part of HCI International 2011, Orlando, FL, USA, July 9-14, 2011, Proceedings, Part I

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Title Page
Foreword
Organization
Table of Contents
Part I: DUXU Theory, Methods and Tools
Conformity with User Expectations on the Web: Are There Cultural Differences for Design Principles?
Introduction
Background and Related Work
Methodological Design
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
References
A Philosophical Approach about User Experience Methodology
User Experience Methods
Historical Overview of Design Research
Philosophy of Design
Philosophical Questions on User Experience
References
Using Interaction Patterns in Heuristic Evaluation
Introduction
Heuristic Evaluation Techniques
A Brief Review about Interaction Design Patterns
Using Interaction Patterns in Heuristic Evaluation
A Case Study
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Making the Design Process More Usable: Aligning Design with User Performance
Introduction
Background
Proposed Approach
The Iterative Operational Assessment (IOA) Approach
Set Objectives
Define Tasks and Metrics
Usability Evaluation
Report Findings
Case Study
Background
Set Objectives
Define Tasks and Metrics
Usability Evaluation
Report Findings
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Exploring the Learning Problems and Resources Usage of Undergraduate Industrial Design Students in Design Studio
Introduction
Literature Review
Design Professional Learning
Learning Problems and Resources in Design Studio
Methods
Subjects
Data Collection and Analysis
Results
Basic Information
Learning Problems
Learning Resources
Concluding Remarks
References
Towards Future Methods to Take into Account Cross-Cultural Differences in Design: An Example with the "Expert Community Staff" (ECS)
Introduction
Theoretical Background of the ECS Method
From Psychological and Social Approaches
To Multidimensional Approach
From the End-Users to Cultural Communities of Users
The Participatory Point of View to Capture the Influence of Culture
Methodological Approach of the ECS
Main Principles
Implications for the Design
Organization of the Expert Community Staff (ECS)
Discussion
References
The Necessity of Personal Freedom to Increase HCI Design Quality
Superior HCI Design Requires Creativity
Creativity Needs Personal Freedom
"Personal Freedom"
Basic Problem: No Freedom Available
Possibilities for Creating Personal Freedom and Associated Problems
Solving the Problem of Costs: Prioritizing Measures to Create Personal Freedom
Conclusion
References
Developing Idea Generation for the Interface Design Process with Mass Collaboration System
Introduction
Research Background
Interaction Design Process and Mass Collaboration
Traditional Design Process
Characteristics of Mass Collaboration
Implementation
Design Object
Expected Problems of System and Alternatives
Conclusion
References
The Essence of Enjoyable Experiences: The Human Needs A Psychological Needs-Driven Experience Design Approach
Introduction
Methods
Redefining Human Needs
Suggesting Experience Patterns
Building a Design Concept Generative Method
Results
Discussion
References
A Culturally Driven Approach for the Development of Innovative User Interface Design Concepts
Introduction
Methods and Paradigms for Innovation
Culture and Its Cultural Dimensions
A Cultural Perspective on Innovation and Interface Design
Research Focus and Method
Summary and Analysis of Case Study Results
Discussion and Future Studies
References
Socratic Dialogue in Design Education
Introduction
Students in Graphic Design Education
Teaching in Graphic Design Education
Socratic Dialog in Teaching Graphic Design
References
Ethnography, Ethnography or Ethnography? What Happens When the Same Word Means Different Things to Different People?
Introduction and Background
Experiences
The Ethnographer Perspective
The Designer Perspective
The Human Factors Engineer Perspective
Taxonomy
Propositions and Recommendations
References
Improved Usability through Internationalization
Introduction
Why Localize?
How to Localize?
What Is So Special about It?
Usability Testing
Summary
Part II: DUXU Guidelines and Standards
ISO 20282: Is a Practical Standard for the Usability of Consumer Products Possible?
Why Aren't Consumer Products Usable?
Standards for Usability
User Requirements for Measuring Consumer Product Usability
Summative Test Procedure
Reliability of Usability Measures
Assessing Goal Achievement
Defining Clear Success Criteria
Who is Best Qualified to Judge Success?
Technical Tests and Usability Tests
Approaches to Measuring Quality as Part of Usability
Big or Little Usability?
Conclusions
References
Effects of Physical Display Size on GUI Designers' Perception and Implementation of Usability Guidelines
Introduction
Background
User Experiment
Experiment Setup
Participants
Method
Collected Data
Results
Subject Comments and General Observations
Discussion
References
Terminological Precision - A Key Factor in Product Usability and Safety
Introduction
Definitions
Why Terminology Management
Misunderstandings
Recall Case
Terminology Management
Terminology and the Product Life Cycle
Conclusion
References
ISO Standards for Standard Software: Accountability, Customer Expectations and Reality
Introduction
Importance of the Standard
Compliance
The Responsibilities of the Standard Software Manufacturer
The Responsibilities of the Customer
Examples
Example 1
Example 2
Effect of Customization and Personalization Efforts
Collaboration Model
References
ISO Usability Standards and Enterprise Software: A Management Perspective
Introduction
The Situation
Enterprise Organizations
ISO Usability Standards
Preconditions
The 8
Fundamentals
The Management Cycle
The Professional Cycle
Avoiding the Traps
The Statement
Trap 1: The Costs Are "Already There"
Trap 2: We Do Everything But the Evaluation
Conclusion
References
Guidelines on Website Design and Colour Selection for International Acceptance
Introduction
General Strategy
Language
Ensuring Correct Characters
Forms
Layout and Context
Credit Cards and Alternative Payment Mechanisms
Responses to Enquiries
Time and Date and Units
Use of Colour
Conclusions
References
User-Experience for Personal Sustainability Software: Determining Design Philosophy and Principles
Introduction
User-Centered Design Process
Market Research
User Research
Results: Key Trends
Design Concepts
Conclusions
References
ISO Standards and Enterprise Software: A Case Study Using SUMI and SUS in an International Sale
Introduction
Procedure
Materials
Method
Satisfaction Measures Overview
SUMI
SUS
SUMI vs. SUS Equivalency Scores
Improved Usability in Oracle EBS 12
Sample Size
Key Success Factors
Cross-Functional Team
User Experience Group as a Valid Partner to Sales
Usability Data as a Sales Differentiator
Conclusions
References
ISO 25062 Usability Test Planning for a Large Enterprise Applications Suite
Introduction
Oracle's Next-Generation Business Applications
What Is a CIF Usability Test?
Why Perform CIF Testing?
How to Apply CIF Methods to a Large Product Suite
Project Scoping
Resource Considerations
Test Protocol Issues
Technical Challenges
Automation to Facilitate Testing
Progress and Projections
Conclusions
References
Part III: Novel DUXU: Devices and Their User Interfaces
User Perception of Touch Screen Latency
Introduction
Research Approach
Results
Discussion
References
Interface for Multi-robots Based Video Coverage
Introduction
Related Works
Multi-robots Platform
Supervision and Control System
Path Planning and Robots Autonomy
Robot Placement Algorithm
Experiments Scenario
Conclusion
References
Precise Mishandling of the Digital Image Structure
Introduction
Precise Mishandling in Recent Years
Exploring the Digital Image Medium
Surface versus Structure Relationship
Comprehending the Code
Dividing the Code
Precisely Mishandling the Digital Image Body
Con$text$ual Images
TEXT2IMAGE
Evaluating the New in Precisely Mishandled Images
Conclusion
References
The Nature of Adaptive Interactions and Potential for Strategic Application
Introduction
Dimensions of Adaptation
A System Model for Adaptation
Intial Interface
User Response
System Judgment
Interaction Adaptation
Two Models of Adaptation: Active and Passive
Active Adaptation
Passive Adaptation
Adaptive Interactions as a Strategic Business Tool
Concluding Thoughts
References
Studies on Imaging Methods to Realize Effective BCI through ERPs
Introduction
Methods
Experiments
Analyses
Results
Recorded Data, and Filtered and Normalized Data
ERPs Obtained by the Averaging Method and the Selecting Method
Comparison among Task Types
Comparison of ERPs between Task Types A and B
Variables and Analytical Results
Discussions
Conclusions
References
Multitouch Tables for Collaborative Object-Based Learning
Introduction
Customizing Hardware for Education
Digital Card Activities
User Study: Multitouch Tables and Desktop Displays
Multitouch in the Field: Notes from Visits with Student Groups
Conclusions and Future Firections
References
A Study of Interface Design Method on Crossing Media-Dimension
Introduction
Methodology and Steps
The Analysis of User Behavior on the 2D Design Media
Design and Evaluation of 3D Design Media
Conclusions
References
Multi-language Online Word Processor for Learners and the Visually Impaired
Introduction
Features Overview
System Architecture
User Interface
Speech Synthesis
Translation and Transliteration
Unicode and Complex Scripts Support
Cufón
sIFR
Future Developments
References
A Guideline for an Outpatient Guidance System for Use in General Hospitals
Introduction
User Study
Ethnographic Interview: User Observations and Interviews
Subject-Matter Interviews: Hospital Staff Interview
Hospital Domain Analysis for Outpatient
Outpatient Guidance Services
Example: A Hospital Guidance System
Conclusion and Future Works
References
Impact of Distance to Screen upon Spacial Awareness
Introduction
Experimental Method
Experimental Results and Discussion
Conclusions
References
Why History Matters: Visual Innovation and the Role of Image Theory in HCI
How Images Work: A(n) (Art) Historical Approach to HCI
History of Interacting with Images in Art and Technology
Tracing Traditions: Image Theory and Epistemology in HCI
Visual Thinking: Xerox PARC, the GUI, and Rudolf Arnheim
Tacit Knowledge: Douglas Engelbart, the Display, and Herman Miller
History Matters: The Challenge of Intersecting Past and Future
References
Image, Imagination, Innovation: How Can We Overcome the Common Ground in the Processes of Visual Design?
Introduction
Drawing as an Exemplary Methodology to Create Unseen Images
Cognitive Linguistics as a Foundation for the Analysis of Innovation Processes in the Context of Drawing
Drawing Experiments I
Drawing an Ellipse
Drawing Experiment II
Mirrored Lines
Drawing Experiment III
The Influence of Practice on the Unconscious Decisions
Interpretation of the Drawing Experiments
Generative Design and the Attempt to Create Unseen Images
Generating Images through Parameters Set by Complex Symbolic Systems
Analyzing a Generative Design Process
Applying the Generation of Variables through the Mouse Movement to Interface Design
Preliminary Conclusion
References
An Extensible Tool for the Annotation of Videos Using Segmentation and Tracking
Introduction
Related Work
Motivation
System Description
Applied Algorithms
Navigating in Videos and Data Export
Shot Boundary Detection
Object Segmentation
Object Tracking
Future Work
References
Development of an Augmented Feedback Application to Support Motor Learning after Stroke: Requirement Analysis
Introduction
Relevance of Augmented Feedback in Motor Rehabilitation after Stroke
Development Process
RequirementAnalysis
General Considerations
Designs, Materials, and Procedures
Results
User Profiles, Task and Environment Analysis
Usability Goals
Outlook
References
2D vs. 3D Pain Visualization: User Preferences in a Spinal Cord Injury Cohort
Introduction
Current Approaches to Pain Visualization
Exploring the Need for 3D in the Assessment of SCI Pain
Methodology
Instrumentation and Materials
Description of Subject Group
Evaluation Protocol
Evaluation Results and Discussion
Conclusions
References
Environmental Affordances as a Way to Help in the Design of Videogame Worlds
Introduction
Methodology
Design of the Experiment
Virtual Environments
Experimental Settings
Sample
Procedure
Results and Discussion
Conclusion
References
Analysis of Emergent Use for Wellbeing Service Innovation
Introduction
The Problem: Obesity and Overweight
The ICT Approach: Physical Activity Monitoring Devices
Background
User-Centered Concept Development Process
User-Centered Design
Introduction to New Technology
Results
Concept Development Activities for This Project
Phase 1: Requirements Elicitation
Phase 2: Prototyping the Services
Discussion
Demonstration of Storyboard Visualization for Social Media Game Concept
Conclusions
References
Visual Innovation through Findings in Perception
Introduction
Visual Perception
Pop-Out
Visual Illusions
Brain Icons
Application of Perception in Design Education
Process
Lab Experiments of Pop-Out
Project Applications of Color Illusion
Project Application of Brain Icons
Conclusion
References
Part IV: DUXU in Industry
To Develop Viable Human Factors Engineering Methods for Improved Industrial Use
Introduction
The Limited Use of HFE-Methods in Industry
Methods as Artifacts
Usability and Utility of HFE-methods
Challenges For Viable Methods in Industry
Obstacles for Applying Complex HFE in Industry - The CWA Example
An Approach to Adapt HFE Methodology to Industrial Needs
Discussion
Conclusion
References
What Sustainability Brings to the Research Table
Introduction
Roles and Opportunities
Sustainability Is Beyond Compliance
Co-create and Enable Sustainability Best Practices
Help Modify or Define New Roles and Responsibilities
Push the Technology Envelope
Enable Creation of Comprehensive Solutions
Summary
References
Leading International UX Research Projects
Introduction
Planning the Research
Project Management Approach
Observing Fieldwork in Collaborative Studies
Finding Vendors
Bidding Process
Designing the Research
Project Timeline
Screeners and Participant Profiles
Study Materials
Fieldwork
Recruiting
Planning for No-Shows
Preparing the Local Moderator
Analysis
Additional Topics
References
Lessons Learned from Using Personas and Scenarios for Requirements Specification of Next-Generation Industrial Robots
Introduction
The Project
Approach
Finding the Users
Building the Hypothesis
Verification and Finding Patterns
Constructing Personas
Globalization (Additional Step)
Validation of Personas among End Users (Additional Step)
Prioritizing of Personas (Additional Step)
Defining Situations
Validation and Buy-in
Dissemination of Knowledge
Creating Common Vocabulary (Additional Step)
Creating Scenarios
Identification of Business Critical Scenarios (Additional Step)
Identification of Safety Critical Situations (Additional Step)
Ongoing Development
Impact on Design Discussions
Conclusion
References
A Multi-tiered Approach to Enterprise Support Services
Introduction
The Knowledge Repository
Information for SOA Monitoring
Customer Support and Help Desk
Levels of Service
Level 0: Client Self-Help
Level 1: Basic Information
Level 2: Interactive Support
Level 3: Security, Serious Bugs and Vendor Support
The Knowledge Repository (KR)
Information for Help Desk Operations
Summary
References
A Study of Rapid Business Application Development in the Cloud
Introduction
Related Work
Overview of the RBAD Platform
Online Form Builder
Sophisticated RBAD Platform
User Study
Online Airline Reservation Application
Participants and Procedures
Environment
Result Analysis
Data Development
Business Logic Development
UI Development
Summary
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Design Innovation for Enterprise Software
Introduction
Ux Organization and Infrastructure
Design and Enterprise Innovation
Extending Existing Products - Incremental Refinement
Unifying the "Look and Feel" of Acquired Products
Visualizing Future Products, Markets, and Users
Vision / "Concept Car" Prototypes
Conclusion
References
Company Culture Audit to Improve Development Team's Collaboration, Communication, and Cooperation
Introduction
Recommendations
Data Visualization of the Recommendations
Analytical Criteria
Traditional Measures of Culture
Criteria: Technological Innovation and Globalization
Criteria: Equal Employment and Gender Ratio
Additional Considerations: Corporate Culture and the HQ Effect
Conclusion
References
Scalability of UX Activities in Large Enterprises: An Experience Report from SAP AG
Introduction
SAP
SAP and User Experience
Challenges
UI Literacy Level
UX Advocates and UX Coaches
Conclusions
Training Designers of Real-World Products: Scenario Approach in Industrial Design Curriculum
Preface
Literature Review
Methodology
Procedures
Design of the Questionnaire Content
Limit of Participants
Design of Internet Questionnaire
Design of the Databank Program
A Site of Data Collection
Analysis
Result
The Analysis of Independent Variable T-test
Result Analysis
Conclusion
References
Why Enterprises Can't Innovate: Helping Companies Learn Design Thinking
Introduction
Transformation Requirements for Innovation
The Resources, Processes and Values Framework
The Values Problem
The Resources Problem- Effect Not a Cause
Good Processes Lead to Effective Resource Allocation and Innovation
The Relation to Operational Execution
Conclusions
References
Future Centered Design: Designing for Sustainable Business
Introduction
Key Motivators for Mind Shift
Regulation Proliferation
Resource Scarcity
Reputation Management
Business Opportunities for Sustainability
Re-design Design
Rethink Design Process
Rethink Materials
Rethink Product Lifecycle
Rethink Consumer Experience
Conclusion
References
Enterprise UX Design in China
Introduction
Related Work
Research Findings
Chinese Characters Make Read Simplier
Doctrine of the Mean Make Analyse and Design More Complicated
Power and Non-power Influence
Design Rules
Conclusion and Future thoughts
References
Changing the TV Industry through User Experience Design
Introduction: TV Industry and Research
Case Study Overview
The Ethnographic Chapter
TV Widget Development
Toward 3D User Interfaces
Concept Demo and Reference Design
Observations and Implications
References
Electronic Invoicing in SMEs
Introduction
Research Goals
Research Methods
Electronic Invoicing
Finvoice Forwarding Service
SMEs and E-Invoicing
Case: Creating E-Invoices
Users
The Process of Creating an E-Invoice
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
References
Make Space for the Customer: The Shift towards Customer Centricity
Introduction
Impact on Different Organizational Levels
Conclusion
References
The New Experience for Business: Why User Experience Is the Differentiation Strategy in the Cloud Context
Introduction
Experience Enabled by Cloud
Research Focus and Methods
Data Collection and Analysis Methods
Designing Experience
Conclusion
References
Managing a Green Giant: Sustainability Performance Management, a User Experience Perspective
Introduction
Research Process and Deliverables
Design Activities and Collaboration Model
Back to the User
References
Make User-Centered Design Sustainable in China
Introduction
Survival Phase
Evangelization of User-Centered Design in the Beginning
Focus on Effectiveness and Efficiency
Growing Phase
Expand Successful Activities to Include More People and Projects
Achieve Flexibility and Scalability
Integrate UCD as Complimentor to Product Development Process
Sustainable Phase
Make User-Centered Design Cheaper, Deeper and Faster
Promoting Maximal Renewal and Reuse
References
Part V: DUXU in the Mobile and Vehicle Context
How to Improve User Experience in Mobile Social Networking: A User-Centered Study with Turkish Mobile Social Network Site Users
Introduction
Theoretical Background
Methodology
Results and Discussion
Visibility and Scalability
Consistency and Standards
Discoverability and Feedback
Reliability
User Diversity
Bandwidth and Speed in Mobile Network Performance
Awareness and Use of the Capabilities in Mobile Phones
Conclusion
References
Context-Aware Places of Interest Recommendations for Mobile Users
Introduction
The ReRex User Interface
Experimental Evaluation
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Moody Mobile TV: Exploring TV Clips with Personalized Playlists
Users on the Move
Locally Driven Interest and Internet Based Video Consuming Behavior
Simplicity and Plausibility of Video Recommendation
Selecting Content vs. Constructing Playlists
Using TV-Anytime to Contribute Emotional Metadata
Implementation and Evaluation
Design Methods
Moody TV - Navigation
Moody TV - Prototyping
Future Work: Moody TV - Emotion
References
Mobile Web and Native Apps: How One Team Found a Happy Medium
Introduction
Advantages and Disadvantages of Native Apps
Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Web
Intuit's Mobile Web Case Study
The Future of Mobile Web and Native Apps
References
Investigating the Integration of Hand-Held Haptic Devices in Daily Work Activities: The Case of a Tennis Coaching Assistant on iPhone
Introduction
The Tennis Coaching Application
Usability Evaluation Methodology
User Sample
Scenarios
Questionnaire
Field Observation
Evaluation Results
Conclusions
References
Mobile Web Usability: Developing Guidelines for Mobile Web via Smart Phones
Introduction
Mobile Web Design
Research Questions
Study 1
Methods
Study 2
Methods
Study 3
Method
Results
Discussion and Application
Limitations
References
Usability Analysis in Gesture Operation of Interactive E-Books on Mobile Devices
Introduction
Literature Review
A Study of Present E-Book
Interaction Mode Gesture Operation on Mobile Devices
Usability Evaluation for Mobile Devices
Methods
Participants and Tools
Procedure
Usability Evaluation
Research Results and Discussion
Results of Heuristic Evaluation
Satisfaction Survey Results
Conclusion
References
Mobile QWERTY User Research
Introduction
Research Goals
Research Methodology
Measurements
Physical Mobile QWERTY Evaluations
Competitive Mobile Physical QWERTY Performance Benchmarking
Physical Design Attributes and QWERTY Performance/Satisfaction
Mobile QWERTY Keyboard Layout Research
Virtual Mobile QWERTY Layout Research
Future Direction
References
Comparisons on $Kansei$ Factors of Attractiveness between Initial and Long Term Use of Mobile Phone
Introduction
Purpose
Methods
The Method of Experiment?
Purpose of Experiment ?
Participants
Experimental Samples
Experimental Tasks
$Kansei$ Words in Questionnaire
Results on Experiment ?
The Result of Factor Analysis
The Results of Multiple Regression Analysis
The Method of Experiment?
Purpose of Experiment ?
Participants
Experimental Samples
Experimental Tasks
$Kansei$ Words in Questionnaire
Results on Experiment ?
The Result of Factor Analysis
Result of Multiple Regression Analysis
Discussion
Factor Analysis
Multiple Regression Analysis
Conclusion
References
Clarification of $Kansei$ Elements of Attractiveness Related to Usability for Long Term Mobile Phone Users
Introduction
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Suggested Collaborative Learning Conceptual Architecture and Applications for Mobile Devices
Introduction
Background Works
MCL Prototype Structure at Server
Proposed Group Application for MCL
Empirical Results to Design Prototype for MCL
Testing Conditions
Conclusion and Future Works
References
Enhancing Interactions of Self-help Groups in Africa through Mobile Solutions: Design Guidelines
Introduction
Informal Self-help Groups
The Case for Linking Self-help Groups
Resource Pools
Achievement of Community Development Goals
Social/Cultural Integration
Challenges in Linking Groups
Towards Sustainable Group Linkages
Designing and Developing E-Solutions
Conclusion
References
User Studies on Mobile Ticketing
Introduction
Background
Process
Methods
Surveys
Observations
Interviews
Scenarios
Results
Exploration of the Current Ticketing System
Evaluation of the Scenarios with Passengers
Discussion
Conclusions
References
Photo Diaries - A Peek into a Mobile Worker's Life
Introduction
The Diary Method
International Mobile Study Objectives
Procedure
Findings
Information Normally Observed
Cross Cultural Similarities
Cross Cultural Differences
Validation of Ethnographic Research Findings
Application of Findings
Conclusion
References
An Experience Sampling System for Context-Aware Mobile Application Development
Introduction
Related Work
ESS Requirements
Implementation
ESS Clients
ESS Server
Tools for Analysis
Experiments
Evaluation of Basic Functions
Long-Term Usage of the ESS
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Approaching Warp Speed!: Examining the User Experience in the Age of 4G
Introduction
Gauging User Reaction to 4G Speeds
Stage I: First Reactions
Stage II: Chaos Abounds
Stage III: Unprecedented Market Saturation and Evolved User Interfaces
The Day after Tomorrow
M2M Communications Create an Internet of Things
Mash-Up Interfaces
$Real-Facing$ as Mixed Reality
mLearning
Your Cloud Brain
How 4G Speeds Will Affect MNOs
The Speed of Culture
References
Methodology for Evaluating Multimodal Biometric Authentication on Mobile Devices
Introduction
Definitions
State of Art
Applications for iPhone
Applications for BlackBerry Smartphones
Applications for Android
Applications for Other Mobile Devices
Usability and Biometrics
Aspects Related to the Biometric Systems Development
Guide Recommendations for Mobile Devices in the Context of BIOMODAL Project
Conclusion
References
Phone Use and Aging: Do Spatial Interface Metaphors Help?
Introduction
Aims
Method
Design
Measures
Participants
Procedure
Results
Task Performance Measures
Service Usability and Visualization
Individual Difference Variables
Discussion
References
Oracle Mobile User Assistance Testing
Introduction
Participants
Tasks and Findings
Notifications
Collaboration
Message Display Options
Wording
Confirmations
Conclusion
Proposal for Indices to Assess Attractiveness on Initial Use of Mobile Phones
Introduction
Experimental Methods
Measurement of Nasal Skin Temperature and Pupil Diameter
Measurement of EEG
Measurement of Blinks and ECG
Experimental Procedure
Results
Nasal Skin Temperature and Pupil Diameter
EEG
Blinking and ECG
Subjective Assessment and Model Ranking
Relationship between Physiological Indices and Subjective Assessments
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Smart User Assistance Based on Dynamic Model Composition
Introduction
Related Work
User Profile Acquisition
Specification of Smart User Assistance
Overview
Determine Performable Tasks
Selection of Input Modalities
Dynamic Model Composition
Conclusion
References
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