Abstract
We outline a methodological framework for thedevelopment of (direct manipulation) user interfaces,which enables to integrate usability issues into thesoftware development process from the very beginning.The focal point of this approach is a psychologicallybased task analysis documented by means of a formaltask description, which serves as the central referencefor designing and testing the usability of the userinterface under development. A syntax-driven graphicaleditor delivers support for the method.
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Gimnich, R., Kunkel, K., & Reichert, L. (1991). A Usability Engineering Approach to the Development of Graphical User Interfaces. In Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (Vol. 1, pp. 673–677).
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