Towards Cultural User Interface Generator Principles

Oh, Jung-Min; Lee, Yong Sub; Moon, Nammee

doi:10.1109/mue.2011.37

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“…Interface, 이하 CUI)는 동일한 성격의 사이트일지라도 대상 문화권에 따라 색채, 레이아웃, 언어, 메타포 등을 다르게 적용함으로써 높은 사용성(Usability)을 확보한 다 [2] . 최근까지 CUI의 주요 관점은 룩앤필(Look&feel) [5] .…”

Section: 시대에 존재하는 문화적 산물을 사용자 인터페이스 상 에서 구현한 문화 사용자 인터페이스(Cultural Userunclassified

The Study of an Extended Cultural Dimensions Index based on the Content

Oh¹,

Moon²

2013

Journal of the Institute of Electronics and Information Enginee

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There are lots of tries to make a combination between the technology development which is fast arisen and cultural phenomenon which imply in it. We called this research area as the cultural computing or cultural modeling. In this paper, we examine the cultural user interface design, especially cultural design structure based on the contents considering the research trend of the cultural modeling. To design of the contents based on the culture, there is a need to draw a structure of the cultural feature for the contents. To do this, we combine Hofstede's cultural dimensions model with the data of contents and then we suggest cultural index of content(CiCo). Furthermore, we draw national index of cultural content(NiCC), through conjoining CiCo with preference pattern of content consumption for the nations. Suggested CiCo and NiCC are based on Hofstede's model, however they are improved approximately 10% of the explanatory of model than the Hofstede's.

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Section: 시대에 존재하는 문화적 산물을 사용자 인터페이스 상 에서 구현한 문화 사용자 인터페이스(Cultural Userunclassified

The Study of an Extended Cultural Dimensions Index based on the Content

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Moon²

2013

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“…[21] stresses the importance that culture plays in human-computer interaction, although, no implementation or study is provided. Our approach and tool we provide has the capability to be applied for the purposes of cultural interfaces.…”

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Towards Smart User Interface Design

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Chalupa

Donahoo

2012

2012 International Conference on Information Science and Applications

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Abstract-User interface development and maintenance presents a burden for many developers. UI development approaches often restate information already captured in the application model such as entity attributes, validation, security, etc. Changes in application model often require many subsequent changes to the UI. Such duplication creates additional maintenance requirements for synchronization (at a minimum) and often is a source for errors (i.e., when model and UI disagree). Adding to the difficulties of creation and maintenance, typical UI implementations often tangle multiple concerns together such as presentation, validation, layout, security, etc. In this paper, we provide an approach that reduces information duplication and untangles mixed concerns. The capability of runtime UI generation can render user-specific UI, reduce conditional evaluation, and integrate third party security frameworks. To evaluate our approach, we provide a case study that demonstrates reduction of maintenance efforts, separation of concerns and performance of runtime UI generation.

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“…Despite broad research in the area of Context-aware/Adaptive User Interfaces (CUIs), it is common practice in production applications to design a single UI that serves all types of users and contexts [26]. The primary reason for this one-size-fits-all approach to UI design relates to the costs of development and maintenance for multiple UI versions.…”

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Aspect-driven, data-reflective and context-aware user interfaces design

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Cemus

Donahoo

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SIGAPP Appl. Comput. Rev.

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The increasing use of Web-based applications continues to broaden the user groups of enterprise applications at large. Since ordinary users often equate the quality of user interface (UI) with the quality of the entire application, the importance of providing easy-to-use UIs has been significantly increasing. Unfortunately, designing a single UI satisfying all end users remains challenging. To address this issue, researchers and developers are looking to Contextaware/Adaptive UIs (CUIs) that aim to provide end users with more personalized user interaction experiences. Although multiple proposals have been made, very few production systems provide such malleable interfaces due to the excessive cost of development and maintenance.In this paper, we propose a technique that aims to reduce development and maintenance efforts of CUI to a level comparable with a single UI. Unlike most of the existing CUI approaches, our technique does not involve an external UI model. Instead, it aims to reflect runtime-information and structures already captured in the application, while extending them to provide an appropriate CUI. With this technique, developers do not design forms or tables directly for each page or panel. Instead they design generic and reusable transformation rules capable of presenting application data instances in the UI while considering the runtime context. To demonstrate our technique and its impact on CUI development and maintenance, we provide a case study. Moreover, we present our experience from its application to an existing production-level enterprise application, with high demands on performance.

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Towards Cultural User Interface Generator Principles

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

The Study of an Extended Cultural Dimensions Index based on the Content

The Study of an Extended Cultural Dimensions Index based on the Content

Towards Smart User Interface Design

Aspect-driven, data-reflective and context-aware user interfaces design

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