CONTENTS:

User Interface Design and Evaluation

Debbie Stone, Caroline Jarrett, Mark Woodroffe & Shailey Minocha. 



1. Introduction. 

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2. How to gather requirements; 

3. Users and the domain;

4. Tasks and Work; 

5. Requirements gathering;

6. Thinking about and Describing Requirements; 

7. Case Study on requirements. 

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8. Work reengineering and conceptual design; 

9. Design guidance and design rationale; 

10. Interaction design; 

11. Interaction styles;

12. Choosing Interaction devices: hardware; 

13. Choosing interaction elements: software components; 

14. Moving from choosing components into design areas;

15. Case study on Design; 

16. Designing a GUI; 

17. Designing for the Web;

18. Design of embedded computer systems and small devices; 

19. Case study on requirements, design, and evaluation. 

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20. Why evaluate? 

21. Deciding on what to evaluate, the strategy; 

22. Planning who, what, where, and when; 

23. Deciding how to collect data; 

24. Final preparations for the evaluation; 

25. Analysis and interpretation of user-observation evaluation data; 

26. Inspections of the User Interface; 

27. Variations and more comprehensive evaluations. 

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28. Communicating and using findings; 

29. Winning and maintaining support for user-centered design; 

30. Summary.