The present paper describes 1) the operation of a software tool for interface prototyping--RAPID--that is designed for software designers and human engineering specialists to use in support of design iteration and experimentation and 2) an application of this prototyping tool in the development of consumer products. RAPID simulates the appearance and function of small control panels including commonly-used displays and controls using the Smalltalk-80TM computing environment. The experience of using the design tool in a product development effort has provided a means of evaluating the success of this approach for supporting the product development cycle and improving the quality of the human-machine interface. RAPID ( u p i d Prototyper forh...
This paper reports first results of the GMD project “User Interface Design Assistance (IDA)”. The ob...
This manual provides a brief introduction to four classes of software objects developed to help a us...
This research represents an investigation into user acceptance of computer systems. It starts with t...
The user interface is a critical part of a computer system. It can be tested and evaluated in an ear...
There are a variety of techniques that can evaluate rapid prototype design alternatives for human-ma...
This case study demonstrates the application of rapid prototyping techniques when developing softwar...
QUICK is a prototyping tool for building and evaluating human-computer interfaces that include speec...
Author-contributed print itemThis report builds on previous work done in the development of the Comp...
Graduation date: 1985Rapid Prototyping is a technique that has been created\ud to alleviate some of ...
Much research and several papers have been written in the field of Rapid Prototyping by engineers wi...
Abstract: The creation of user interfaces usually involves various people in different roles and sev...
The design of useful, easy to use application software requires early and sustained in-volvement of ...
Much work on display-based ubicomp systems (and rapid prototyping in general) focus on producing pro...
All user interfaces have to be designed. This seemingly empty statement still holds a lesson, becaus...
This paper introduces a software tool for rapid prototyping of interactive systems whose user interf...
This paper reports first results of the GMD project “User Interface Design Assistance (IDA)”. The ob...
This manual provides a brief introduction to four classes of software objects developed to help a us...
This research represents an investigation into user acceptance of computer systems. It starts with t...
The user interface is a critical part of a computer system. It can be tested and evaluated in an ear...
There are a variety of techniques that can evaluate rapid prototype design alternatives for human-ma...
This case study demonstrates the application of rapid prototyping techniques when developing softwar...
QUICK is a prototyping tool for building and evaluating human-computer interfaces that include speec...
Author-contributed print itemThis report builds on previous work done in the development of the Comp...
Graduation date: 1985Rapid Prototyping is a technique that has been created\ud to alleviate some of ...
Much research and several papers have been written in the field of Rapid Prototyping by engineers wi...
Abstract: The creation of user interfaces usually involves various people in different roles and sev...
The design of useful, easy to use application software requires early and sustained in-volvement of ...
Much work on display-based ubicomp systems (and rapid prototyping in general) focus on producing pro...
All user interfaces have to be designed. This seemingly empty statement still holds a lesson, becaus...
This paper introduces a software tool for rapid prototyping of interactive systems whose user interf...
This paper reports first results of the GMD project “User Interface Design Assistance (IDA)”. The ob...
This manual provides a brief introduction to four classes of software objects developed to help a us...
This research represents an investigation into user acceptance of computer systems. It starts with t...