Modelling the mock-up: towards the automatic specification of the behaviour of early prototypes

  • Phillips C
  • Scogings C
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A shortcoming of current early prototyping tools is that although they permit the designer to construct a mock-up of the look and feel of the interface, they provide no model of the interaction. Such tools could be extended to produce such a model as a byproduct of the construction of the prototype. This research explores such an extension to HyperCard, and reviews its utility. The interaction model is specified in Lean Cuisine+, a semi-formal graphical notation for describing the behaviour of direct manipulation graphical user interfaces.

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Phillips, C., & Scogings, C. (1997). Modelling the mock-up: towards the automatic specification of the behaviour of early prototypes. In Human-Computer Interaction INTERACT ’97 (pp. 591–592). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35175-9_97

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