Patterns for Human-Computer Interaction Studies of Principle Aggregation and Pattern Naming

Ingjerd Skogseid - Michael Spring

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Mon Nov 27 18:40:01 EST 1995

Abstract:

• Introduction
• Toward a definition of a pattern language
• Methodology
  • Generating Data for Pattern Identification
  • Identifying Patterns
  • Pattern validation
    • Comparison of Principles and Patterns
    • Grouping of principles
  • Classification of Principles
• Results
  • Pattern Identification
  • Validation of Patterns
    • Distinguishing patterns and principles.
    • Sorting principles into related sets
    • Classifying principles into patterns
• Conclusion
• Future Research
• References
• Appendix A: Interface Patterns
  • Consistent Interface
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Meaningful Interface
    • Rationale for pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Informative Interface
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
• Appendix A: Interaction Patterns
  • Universal Commands
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Meaningful Sequence
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Accommodating Dialog
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
• Appendix A: Information Patterns
  • Ordered Information
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Recognizable Objects
    • Rationale for the pattern:
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
  • Appropriate Information
    • Relevant considerations:
    • Therefore:
    • References:
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