Direct Manipulation Interfaces

  • HUTCHINS E
  • HOLLAN J
  • NORMAN D
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Abstract

Direct manipulation is an interaction technique in graphical user interfaces where users move depictions of objects around and get immediate feedback about their actions and the outcome of these actions.

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HUTCHINS, E. L., HOLLAN, J. D., & NORMAN, D. A. (2020). Direct Manipulation Interfaces. In User Centered System Design (pp. 87–124). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b15703-5

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