An evaluation of command line and menu interfaces in a CAD environment

Roy, Geoffrey G.

doi:10.1080/09511929208944519

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

1992

DOI: 10.1080/09511929208944519

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An evaluation of command line and menu interfaces in a CAD environment

Geoffrey G. Roy

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A concept to quantify different measures of user interface attributes: a meta analysis of empirical studies

Rauterberg

1996 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Information Intelligence and Systems (Cat. No.96CH35929)

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ABSTFUCTThere currently are several views on human computer interaction in measuring interactive qualities: ( I ) the interaction-oriented view, (2) the user-oriented view, (3) the product-oricnted view and (4) the formal view. Two different possibilities of measurement within the product-oriented view are introduced in this paper. Different types of user interfaces can be described and differentiated by the concept of "interaction points". Regarding to the interactive semantic of "functional interaction points" (FIPs), four different types of FIPs must be discriminated. Based on the concept of FIPs, the dimensions "[visual] feedback" and "interactive directness" can be quantified. Both metrics are helpful to classify the most common user interfaces: command, menu, and direct manipulation. The classification can be validated with the outcomes of several empirical comparison studies.

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A concept to quantify different measures of user interface attributes: a meta analysis of empirical studies

Rauterberg

1996 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Information Intelligence and Systems (Cat. No.96CH35929)

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How to measure and to quantify usability attributes of man-machine interfaces

Rauterberg

1996

Proceedings 5th IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Communication RO-MAN 96 TSUKUBA ROMAN-96

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An evaluation of command line and menu interfaces in a CAD environment

Cited by 2 publications

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A concept to quantify different measures of user interface attributes: a meta analysis of empirical studies

A concept to quantify different measures of user interface attributes: a meta analysis of empirical studies

How to measure and to quantify usability attributes of man-machine interfaces

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