Generating Accessible Multimodal User Interfaces Using MDA-Based Adaptation Approach

Zouhaier, Lamia; Hlaoui, Yousra Bendaly; Ayed, Leila Jemni Ben

doi:10.1109/compsac.2014.76

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“…Last but not least, the XML code of the mobile user interface is automatically generated from our FUI model. During this transformation, each component of the FUI model is transformed into an XML tag according to the syntax of Android's XML vocabulary 6 . Figure 9-d depicts the obtained XML code of the mobile user interface.…”

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“…In addition, GUI is usually the main reason that may lead to the success/failure of the software application. In the literature, several researches focus on the adoption of MBUID to address GUI development for cross platform application ( [4], [5], [6], [7]). The objective is take advantage of MBUID in terms of model reuse and automatic generation of application source codes that could meet the requirements of several platforms.…”

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An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Ammar

2021

IEEE Access

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The ever-increasing number of mobile platforms constitutes a challenge for application developers, who must develop efficient mobile applications for multiple platforms. Recently, a specific interest is being taken in the Model Based User Interface Development (MBUID) by Software Engineering Community. In such paradigm, an application's user interface is obtained by defining models and transformations of those models. This paper aim at adopting MBUID paradigm to address the problem of mobile application development. As such, we propose a new approach and its support system for the automatic generation of mobile user interfaces. The approach and the system are based on a set of standards and relevant technologies such as EMF, GMF, ATL, and Xpand. A case study is presented, in the paper, with the aim of verifying the usefulness of this approach.

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An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Ammar

2021

IEEE Access

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“…This transformation consists of a specific adaptation process of the user disability profile adapted UI model to provide an adapted UI model to the execution platform. This output is not only adapted to the given user disability profile but also is adapted to the interaction modalities of the used execution platform [25]. The interaction modalities (vocal, graphic, multimodal(vocal and graphic), tactile, gestural) depend on the kind of the user disability.…”

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Methodology for the Development of Accessible User Interfaces Based on Meta-Model Transformations: The Case of Blind Users

Zouhaier

Hlaoui

Ayed

2017

Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management

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Part 1: AlgorithmsInternational audienceWe propose a generic approach for the adaptation of user interfaces to the accessibility context. This approach is based on the Model-Driven Engineering MDE. Thus, we adapt any kind of UI to the accessibility context based on a generic adaptation process. We are based on meta-model transformations parametrized with the context of accessibility. The proposed approach generates modality-based UI adapted to each disability. We have developed an accessibility context related to the type of disability, the used platform, the user identity and his/her situation, the surrounded environment and modelled into ontology. The metamodel transformations were based on mapping rules implemented by the Kermeta language

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“…The current research focuses on approaches based on MDD (Model-Driven Development). However, the MDD emphasizes the whole architecture of ESA functionality and behaviour, not the technology in which it will be implemented [3][4][5]. UML model can be considered as traditional software modelling for ESA developing [6], however, it lies in PIM level of MDA (Model-Driven Architecture) and can not be mapped into code directly.…”

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Pattern-Based Coarse-Grained Component Modelling for Enterprise Application Software Developing

Liang

Gao

2016

MATEC Web Conf.

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To improve the efficiency of ESA (Enterprise Application Software) development, componentbased software development is a good solution. However, though those general software components, like JavaBean, COM/COM+ (Component Object Model), are maturely used to develop ESAs, it is still too inefficient to industrialize ESA development. This is because design of software component has a tightly correlation with the inner structure of an ESA and should not be independent from architecture of ESA. By analysing software patterns and characteristics, a business component (BC) modelling based on pattern is proposed first. Then a BC scheduling pattern and an executable workflow model are presented to show the principle by which BCs are organized and scheduled. The proposed method is a PSM (Platform-Specific Model) modelling which a part of MDA (Model-Driven Architecture) based framework. Finally, a case is showed that our method can provide theoretical and practical significance to the development software of ESA.

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Generating Accessible Multimodal User Interfaces Using MDA-Based Adaptation Approach

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

An Automated Model-Based Approach for Developing Mobile User Interfaces

Methodology for the Development of Accessible User Interfaces Based on Meta-Model Transformations: The Case of Blind Users

Pattern-Based Coarse-Grained Component Modelling for Enterprise Application Software Developing

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