Articulating a metaphor through user-centered design

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TabWorks book metaphor enhances the standard Windows user interface, providing an alternative way to organize applications and documents in a familiar, easy to use environment. The TabWorks interface was designed collaboratively by IDEO and XSoft and was based on a concept developed at Xerox PARC. This briefing describes how a user-centered approach affected the design of the TabWorks user interface: how the metaphor's visualization evolved and how interaction mechanisms were selected and designed.

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Moll-Carrillo, H. J., Salomon, G., Marsh, M., Suri, J. F., & Spreenberg, P. (1995). Articulating a metaphor through user-centered design. In Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - Proceedings (Vol. 1, pp. 566–572). ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/223904.223981

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