Navigating the applet-browser divide

Kindlund, Erika

doi:10.1109/52.605926

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“…For example, the Kindlund application [4] presents a new window on top of the browser window. We chose not to follow a path like Kindlund's, as we sought to exploit the user's familiarity with the browser, and did not want to introduce other control elements.…”

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Will World Wide Web user interfaces be usable?

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Proceedings 1998 Australasian Computer Human Interaction Conference. OzCHI'98 (Cat. No.98EX234)

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A usability study was carried out to verify that a moderately complex interaction task could be supported adequately by a straightforward Web interface. The application chosen for study was NEST, an examination authoring tool mounted on the Web. The interface for NEST is of non-trivial complexity and provides a relevant case study.We report on heuristic evaluations of the system, which validated many of our design decisions. In particular, we find that a user's expectation for interface performance and layout must be balanced against the client footprint size and the volume of the interaction with the server.

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