Towards an Interactive and Iterative Process to Design Natural Interaction Techniques

Abstract

With the rise of different interaction modalities, several different devices are available to users that need to learn how to interact with them. To avoid problems in the future, developers need to create intuitive interaction techniques, which is not a trivial task. To support the design of these techniques, we present a process where users interactively and iteratively participate in the design, through a series of individual interviews and focus groups. We also present two case studies, for a multimodal and a multi-touch application. © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014.