Applying the Norman 1986 User-Centered Model to Post-WIMP UIs

Poor, G. Michael; Jaffee, Samuel D.; Leventhal, Laura Marie; Ringenberg, Jordan; Klopfer, Dale S.; Zimmerman, Guy; Klein, Brandi A.

doi:10.1145/2983531

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“…RBI has been used as the foundation to update earlier, yet influential, user-centered models such as the 1986 Norman Model [36]. In Poor et al [64], the authors used RBI to provide an updated view of post-WIMP interaction to evaluate whether the Norman model, more specifically the interplay between the UI and the mental representation of the UI described within, could be applied to more current interaction. They found that these post-WIMP interactions led to enhancements of mental representation of both the UI and the task.…”

Section: Contemporary Use Of Rbimentioning

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The Reality of Reality-Based Interaction

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Shaer

Solovey

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ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact.

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Frameworks such as Direct Manipulation or Instrumental Interaction have been an important force in HCI research. Evaluating the impact of frameworks can identify whether and how a framework was used, how it has evolved, and what trends have developed over time. However, studying the impact of such theoretical contributions requires consideration of various perspectives and level of impact. As a case study for investigating the impact of theoretical work in HCI, we present our evaluation of the impact of the Reality Based Interaction (RBI) framework, introduced by the authors in 2008. We provide our findings about the impact of the framework both on contemporary research, through content-based citation analysis, and in HCI education, through a survey we conducted on emerging interaction frameworks. The article contributes a comprehensive methodology for evaluating the impact of frameworks through our twofold approach: content-based citation analysis, including the design of a new citation typology; and a survey on the use of frameworks in education using a taxonomy of learning goals. We also consider the role of frameworks in HCI as well as the future of the RBI framework. CCS Concepts: • Human-centered computing → HCI theory, concepts and models; • Information systems → Link and co-citation analysis; • Social and professional topics → Computing education;

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Section: Contemporary Use Of Rbimentioning

confidence: 99%

The Reality of Reality-Based Interaction

Girouard

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Solovey

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ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact.

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“…WIMP-wise small icons and texts in a list of tiles [25] are a possibility. However, using the mentioned post-WIMP paradigms in this section, we emphasized a F Pattern Layout-a form of content structuring in navigation design-by keeping an upper navigation bar as well as additional navigation elements on the left and right side of the screen.…”

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How to teach your robot in 5 minutes: Applying UX paradigms to human-robot-interaction

Kraft

Rickert

2017

2017 26th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN)

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Abstract-When creating modern and visually appealing user experiences for the interaction with industrial robots, previously known and universally applicable paradigms in app and web design can be utilized to increase accessibility and usability of the to be created service. This is especially the case when the expected user group consists of untrained and inexperienced users and therefore system interaction focus is laid more on build progress overview, safety for human and robot, as well as overall simplification of complicated features. In this paper, we present four of the most important paradigms of modern graphical user experiences in web and app design that can be used to forward the concept of interacting with an industrial robot without any experience-related thresholds. By redesigning an existing interaction concept of a working robot cell system for assembly tasks in a small and mediumsized enterprise environment the presented paradigms are being utilized. The achieved improvements are then examined in a before-after user study to analyze the paradigm's success in suiting the user's expectation and anticipation using the redesigned service.

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